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    • #9611
      indus
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      Hi

      I am totally new to mySQL and sqlYog.

      I have some *.frm files and I was wondering how do open/import them in sqlYog.

      Any helpl would be appreciated

      Thanks

      indus

    • #21212
      CalEvans
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      indus wrote on Apr 10 2006, 04:40 PM:
      Hi

      I am totally new to mySQL and sqlYog.

      I have some *.frm files and I was wondering how do open/import them in sqlYog.

      Any helpl would be appreciated

      Thanks

      indus

      Howdy and welcome!

      You can't import the frm files directly. However, SQLYog is a client for MySQL. So attach to the running mysql server (like you would with the command line client) and you can view the database structure and data that the frm files represent.

      =C=

    • #21213
      indus
      Member
      CalEvans wrote on Apr 10 2006, 04:49 PM:
      Howdy and welcome!

      You can't import the frm files directly. However, SQLYog is a client for MySQL. So attach to the running mysql server (like you would with the command line client) and you can view the database structure and data that the frm files represent.

      =C=

      Thanks Cal !

      I have a connection to a mySQL server.

      I thought that if i did a create database and then create table- I would be able to read the .frm files into the table. But obviously, I am doing something wrong.

      Any pointers ?

      Thanks

      indus

    • #21214
      peterlaursen
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      You shall not think in terms of files. Only the MySQL server can use those files directly. To access the data in the files you must use a MySQL client like SQLyog. KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF those files. MySQL does what needs to be done!

      When you connect to the running MySQL server dont the database name show up in the left column? Now expand it using the + icon and tables will be shown. Click a table and click the DATA tab and your data wil be shown.

      BTW: start reading the SQLyog help file and next the FAQ …

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