This will bring up a dialog box where you can choose what tables you would like to export. To export an SQL dump file of the table structure or contents you must first be connected a mysql host and have a database selected. Careful: Importing a *.sql file may overwrite your existing data! How do I save the table structure/table contents as an *.sql file Click the Table refresh button if needed. This will bring up a dialog box, select the file on your file system that you would like to import, then choose SQL from the "Format:" drop down menu and click "Open". To import an SQL dump file using the most recent version of Sequel Pro, connect to your MySQL host and select a database, then choose 'Import.' from the File menu. Working with Data How do I open an *.sql file for use with my database?
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In case you already have a SSH key saved on the remote machine, you can leave the SSH password field empty.If you enter no SSH port on a SSH connection, Sequel Pro uses the default port for SSH, port 22.If you enter no port on a standard/SSH connection, Sequel Pro uses the default port for MySQL, port 3306.Otherwise you can select one of the databases on the server afterwards. If you enter a database, it will be selected when the connection to the server is established.On the server, configure MySQL by editing /etc/my.cnf and comment or remove skip-networking from the section.
My SSH connection gives the error: SSH port forwarding failed and MySQL said: Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 0 I'm having trouble connecting to a MySQL 4 or MySQL 5 database on localhost with a MAMP install. See Where are MySQL's Files? for the socket file location of common installations. The socket depends on how you installed MySQL on your computer. It says: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)
Frequently Asked Questions Getting Connected I am having trouble connecting to a database.
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