How to backup and restore MySQL databases using the mysqldump command

[@shawnlee5956]

short simple clear. Thanks for the video !

[@LinuxFork]

Hi Shawn, Glad it helped!

[@edarmstrong7225]

Nict tutorial, helpful. Thanks...

[@LinuxFork]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maheshvlogs8427]

Nice explanation sir

[@LinuxFork]

Thanks

[@juansu01]

Thank you so much, this was super useful

[@LinuxFork]

Thank you!

[@BlueZyDev]

Thank you Brother! Nice work :)

[@cherukuajay2029]

Nice info 👍

[@LinuxFork]

Glad it was helpful!

[@animallover2368]

Good work bro👌

[@LinuxFork]

Thank you so much 😀

[@eraswin]

Thank you so much!

[@chrislaaria5629]

am getting an access denied message, How do I correct?

[@LinuxFork]

please, check the path where you are dumping database. make sure MySQL have write permission inside that directory. you can use "chmod" command to change permission.

[@case_tips]

Its saying ERROR 1046 (3D000) at line 8: No database selected

[@rishabhchauhan718]

How to check the percentage of backup progress after running the backup command

[@LinuxFork]

Thanks, you can use du -h or ls lh command in backup folder. where database backup is going on. it will show the size.

[@rishabhchauhan718]

@@LinuxFork Sir, I want to know the how much percent backup is complete, its possible to find ??

[@LinuxFork]

@@rishabhchauhan718 for this actually, you should know the size of DB and then check the dumped database size and calculate it. There is no direct command to check percentage in Linux.

[@rishabhchauhan9845]

Ok thankyou sir

[@salvadorazcon9589]

Dude i love you, okey ???

[@LinuxFork]

Thank you!

[@skyhawk0]

drop comm is not working

[@LinuxFork]

What error message you are getting.

[@skyhawk0]

@@LinuxFork no error just this > prompt came