How to run sql file
by hero007 - 09-05-2023, 01:21 AM
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I have .sql file 
Its leak from something contains names address and soo
I don't know how to run file correctly
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#2
sql fils can be open in any text editor such as: Notepad, Notepad++, BigFileOpener and others!
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(09-05-2023, 04:21 AM)Beelzebub Wrote: sql fils can be open in any text editor such as: Notepad, Notepad++, BigFileOpener and others!

thats true but the info inside it not in order ,because of that the file is rubbish i can't read it correctly
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#4
DBeaver is a great software
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(09-05-2023, 01:21 AM)hero007 Wrote: I have .sql file 
Its leak from something contains names address and soo
I don't know how to run file correctly

can use notepad, but if crashed, you can use terminal linux with command CAT!
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#6
A simple solution using Windows.

Download the free MYSQL Community Server from the official mysql website.

Install Server , Command Line and MySQL Workbench. Take all the defaults on install.

Once your server is up and running open Workbench, click Server tab, choose Import from Self-Contained File and point it to your SQL file.

Might take some time depending on the size of file.

If you want a clean CSV files all you need to do is export it as a CSV .
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(09-05-2023, 01:21 AM)hero007 Wrote: I have .sql file 
Its leak from something contains names address and soo
I don't know how to run file correctly

How to do this
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(09-05-2023, 01:21 AM)hero007 Wrote: I have .sql file 
Its leak from something contains names address and soo
I don't know how to run file correctly

linux cat command
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#9
i wld personally use sqlite browser. Can be found on windows and in all linux repos. very simple, and allows you to search everything quickly. you dont really "run" a sql file, its a database containing tables with rows of information.
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