The example I was taught goes simply like this:
mysql>mysqldump -u root -p DATABASENAME > DATABASENAME.sql
If you wanted to test it, you could drop the database:
mysql>DROP DATABASE DATABASENAME;
(DATABASE referring to DATABASENAME, the one you just backed up)
The quit mysql:
mysql>q
Log back in:
]$ mysql -u root -p
mysql>CREATE DATABASE PREVIOUS_DATABASENAME;
mysql> \q
Bye
]$ mysql -u root -p PREVIOUS_DATABASENAME < DATABASENAME.sql
Enter password:
And it will be restored!
mysql>mysqldump -u root -p DATABASENAME > DATABASENAME.sql
If you wanted to test it, you could drop the database:
mysql>DROP DATABASE DATABASENAME;
(DATABASE referring to DATABASENAME, the one you just backed up)
The quit mysql:
mysql>q
Log back in:
]$ mysql -u root -p
mysql>CREATE DATABASE PREVIOUS_DATABASENAME;
mysql> \q
Bye
]$ mysql -u root -p PREVIOUS_DATABASENAME < DATABASENAME.sql
Enter password:
And it will be restored!
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