I want to run a batch file from windows, which connect to mysql server on different machine, and run a procedure from database or run a sql file which is sitting in my local mac
if your MySQL Server (mysqld
) is running on the same host as your MySQL client application (mysql), your command
mysql --user=XXX --password=XXXX --database=XXX < XXX.sql
works.
If your server is on another host (as in your case), you have to add the hostname:
mysql --host=IP.ADDR.HERE --port=3306 --user=XXX --password=XXXX --database=XXX < XXX.sql
The XXX.sql
file is on the same host as your MySQL Client.
Offcourse your server has to accept connections from other hosts (bind-address defined, no skip-networking, and the correct user@host privileges defined) so check your server configuration.
This way the sql statement can be given inside the batch file.
mysql --host=ipaddress --port=3306 -u root -ppassword dbname -e "insert into emp ('id', 'name') values (1, 'hawk')"
do I have to define the server info (e.g IP address & port) how do I do that
You need to set port if it is not 3306. You need to set host if you want to specify user you want to connect, as you know MySQL user has a name and host - 'user1'@'host_name'.
See the manual - The MySQL Command-Line Tool