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Backing up a table in MySQL
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schedule Jul 1, 2022
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We can back up a MySQL table to a .sql file using the below command:
mysqldump -u {username} -h {host} -p database_name table_name > /filepath/backup.sql
To backup the table with a particular condition applied:
mysqldump -u {username} -h {host} -p database_name table_name --where="id=3" > /filepath/backup.sql
To backup the table to a compressed sql .sql.gz file:
mysqldump -u {username} -h {host} -p database_name table_name | gzip > /filepath/backup.sql.gz
From the .sql or .sql.gz file created, it is possible to restore and recreate the table at a later point in time.
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