DB2 Data Export includes a wizard, which allows you to set export options for each table visually (destination filename, exported fields, data formats, and many more) and a command line utility to export data from tables and queries in one-touch. Key Features: - Exporting. Too exensive, tecdoc web service costs up to 50 k Euro, for a startup it will be not easy to buy, – da45 Jul 25 '19 at 14:10 TecDoc Database is up to 80GB big. Good luck integrating into an 'offline app' – Hirbod Nov 22 '19 at 2:16.
This tutorial will cover basic import and export terminal procedures in MySQL. Each of the procedure is explained through an example. All of the export commands are also available remotely, all you have to do is to change the host to your remote address.
Export whole database
Export database by following the command below. No table names are required, as you want to export all of them.
Export table/s
In case of a single table, specify its name after your database name.
If you want to export multiple tables, specify their names one after another, separated by a space.
Ignore some tables while exporting
To leave out one or more tables while dumping the database, use –ignore-table parameter.
Export only schema (CREATE instructions)
Add –no-data to export only schema.
Or, with tables:
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Export only data
Add –no-create-info to export only data:
Or, with tables:
Single transaction vs Lock tables
If you add –single-transaction parameter, your command will run without locking tables, in one transaction. What this means is that it creates a snapshot of the tables and dumps it. Although the tables might change during the process, you only get the data from the snapshot. Use this option when working with InnoDB engine.
If you add –lock-tables parameter, the command will lock all tables related to your action and will not unlock them until the operation is over. Use this with MyISAM engine or a mix of MyISAM and InnoDB.
Export stored procedures, functions and triggers
Add –routines and –triggers to your command if you want to export stored procedures, stored functions and triggers as well.
Import database
Change your command to mysql and add sign < to import data.
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Import multiple .sql files
Use command cat *.sql before your mysql command to filter all the .sql files to process.
Import only specific tables from .sql file
Simply choose which tables would you like to import:
Check out the Pipe Viewer tool
Pipe Viewer is a tool which shows a progress bar while importing tables/databases. It is especially helpful when importing huge files. If you’d like to try it out, proceed to my tutorial on this link.
Show MySQL import progress using Pipe Viewer
This is a short tutorial on how to show MySQL import progress using an app called Pipe Viewer. It’s very easy to install and use, but there is a few points which require explanation, so I will describe them here. I will also show examples on how to use this tool.