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Run Mysql In A Container

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• Step 1: Run the.sql script. Using the MySQL Query Browser, connect to your MySQL Server. From the Schemata panel, select the database you intend to add the new database table to. Choose File > Open Script. Navigate to the.sql file you wish to import. Confirm that the new database table appears in the Schemata panel.

How To Run Mysql In Macos

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Run Mysql Mac Command Line

Run Mysql In Mac Terminal

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