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Show database sql schema from Remote or Local database

After ssh into server, run this command to show all the table structure and schema. Show Sample Output

mysqldump -u<dbusername> -p<dbpassword> <databasename> --no-data --tables

all4artz · 2009-12-20 18:41:34 0

Dump mySQL db from Remote Database to Local Database

You can use this to dump you database from remote db to your local db.
This is sample output - yours may be different.
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mysqldump --host=[remote host] --user=[remote user] --password=[remote password] -C db_name | mysql --host=localhost --user=[local user] --password=[local password] db_name

all4artz · 2009-12-19 19:47:07 3

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