I want to ask a question in this one post at Restoring MySQL Tables from .ibd, .frm and mysqllogbin files but unfortunately my reputation isn't at 50 yet, so the system won't let me ask in that post.
So I ask here:
She figured out how to get her database restored through some trial and error. Her step #2 said:
Go into your command/terminal to open the MySQL utility, mysqlfrm, and use it to find the structure of your table that you need to restore. How I did that, was I cd'ed into the file location of mysqlfrm, then entered "mysqlfrm --server=user:pwd@localhost --port=3307 "path_to_.frm_file"> table_name.txt". The .txt file should be saved in the same folder as where your utilities are saved if you didn't specify where you wanted it to go.
My question is this: I assume that I put the path to my frm file in that area she puts "path_to_.frm_file" so I'd do something like this: C:\MySQL_5.6.12\data\wordpress\mysqlfrm but I'm not understanding the "table_name.txt" part. Will I need to put the name of my table in the "table_name" part and am I correct in understanding that this will create a .txt file with my information and it will be saved where I have mysqlfrm and the other MySQL Utilities?
Other question is: she attempted this using WampServer 2.4 and MySQL 5.6.12 on Windows 2003 Server. I'm doing this in WAMP on MySQL 5.6.12 on a laptop running Windows 8. Is her method okay to do on Windows 8 or am I not in the same ballpark. I'd like to know before I would try her method.
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There is perhaps zero difference between those two OSs (in this situation).Rick James– Rick James2016年10月07日 21:25:51 +00:00Commented Oct 7, 2016 at 21:25
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Well that's good to know. So the OS is probably a moot issue. How about the procedure I highlighted? Is my assessment correct?David Borrink– David Borrink2016年10月07日 22:53:49 +00:00Commented Oct 7, 2016 at 22:53
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table_name.txt is just the name of the file you're creating to save the CREATE statements in. By default, it should go into the same folder as the utilities, but if you'd rather it go somewhere else, you can do path_to_where\you_want_it_saved\table_name.txt and it should go there instead.