This command will import all the MySQL sql dumps in the current folder. You can use this to restore your backuped databases.

for i in *; do mysql -uroot `basename $i .sql` < $i;  done

This command fetches a web page, converts it to text and shows it.

lynx -dump http://www.example.com/

Restoring a backup created by the dump command.

restore -if home_backup.bak

Make a incremental backup of directory ‘/home/binnyva’

dump -1aj -f home.bak /home/binnyva/

Make a full backup of directory ‘/home’

dump -0aj -f home.bak /home

This command can be used to backup MySQL database.

mysqldump -u <User> -p <Database name> [<Table name>] > backup.sql

This command will create a file ‘backup.sql’ that will have all the data of the Database. The <Table name> is optional.

The database can be restored from such a dump using the command

mysql -u <User> <Database name> < backup.sql

Example

I backup all the task in Nexty using this command.

mysqldump -u root Apps_Nexty > nexty.sql

This will create a file called ‘nexty.sql’ – which can be restored using the command…

mysql -u root Apps_nexty < nexty.sql