Question about restoring .sql file of mysql using cb.net

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Hello Friends,
I am using vb.net with mysql. I want to restore .sql file mysql on click button. I have created backup of database but i am not restoring database. Because when we execute "Process.Start("C:\Program Files\mysql\mysql server 5.0\bin\mysql.exe", "--opt --host=localhost --password=test -user=root --database test < -r '" & TextBox1.Text & "'")"
this code it can not create "db.opt" file. So please send me a solution of this problem.
Thanks.

Posted 30-Jun-10 2:05am

merajeev23

Updated 30-Jun-10 2:06am

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Wayne Gaylard · Answer 1 · 2010-06-30T22:12:00

Using Process.Start to run MySQL or MySQLDump is a really tricky way to go about this. When backing up and restoring MySQL databases from a .Net application the best bet is to do the work yourself. Take a look at my article on Backing up MySQl databases Here[^]. It includes a full backup and restore class which you can use directly in your .Net app.

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