If you are running WampServer on your local machine, it can be a bit tricky to restore a MySQL database. You need to do it from the Windows command line (DOS prompt), rather then the MySQL console command line. The actual MySQL restore command is slightly different to normal and you need to make sure you are in the right directory first.
Here are the steps (using WampServer 2.0):
Note that is says mysql.exe rather than the normal mysql.
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I am a unix guy and could not for the life of me figure out how to run shell commands with windose cmd, thanks so much!
No problem Bri, glad to help!
dynamite! really helped
Hey! Thanks a lot for this bit of advice, really useful and couldn't find anything else on the internet that actually explains this!
Thanks. You are the best! I have been searching the Net for days to no avail.
Excellent peace of help. Thank you
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Thanks VERY VERY much - took ages to find this but it does exactly what it says on the tin. One of those magic results that don't happen very often
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