In this mysql tutorial I’ll show you how to restore a mysql server database with a different name.

All you need to do is use mysqldump, dump your database without the CREATE DATABASE SQL query, then restore it.

To take a dump:

1) mysqldump -u[user] -p[password] –routines –triggers db_name [an arrow to the right] db_name.sql
2) mysqldump -u[user] -p[password] –no-create-db db_name [an arrow to the right] db_name.sql

You can refrain from specifying the user and the password if you specify them in my.cnf or my.ini.

We hope that this sql tutorial will help you in performing mysql server backups. Enjoy the video!

Now take a look into some of the sql interview questions and answers given below:

Q: When using mysqldump, mysqldump got error 1049 unknown database occurs. What to do?
A: Specify a database you want to export data from / import data into!

Q: When using mysqldump, I’m getting the error mysqldump got error 1698 access denied for user ‘root’@’localhost’ when trying to connect. What to do?
A: Make sure that the user you use to access mysqldump has the proper privileges.

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