How do I run sed -I 's/TYPE=/ENGINE=/g' in SQL

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I downloaded a sql file of english dictionary. It said The syntax in the wordnet20 has a deprecated TYPE=* in the .sql file. – How can I run it

Run sed -i 's/TYPE=/ENGINE=/g' wordnet20-from-prolog-all-3.sql to replace the deprecated syntax before running it against a 5.0+ version of MySQL

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I tried to run this query but i didn't figure out how to run it

Posted 13-Jun-21 0:35am

Updated 13-Jun-21 1:23am

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Richard MacCutchan 13-Jun-21 6:55am

I just tried that command and it worked fine on a test file. What exactly is the problem you see?

Member 14839888 13-Jun-21 7:18am

Thanks, There was a issue in file name. I corrected and it's fine now

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2021-06-13T01:23:00

Answered only to remove from unanswered list - solved by OP.

Posted 13-Jun-21 1:23am