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# mysqldumpsplitter - MySQL Dump splitter to split / extract databases, tables, definitions from mysqldump with plenty of more funtionality.
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### Usage:
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Download the utility from [website](http://kedar.nitty-witty.com/blog) or git repository.
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<hr>
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************ Usage ************
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sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --desc --extract [DB|TABLE|DBTABLES|ALLDBS|ALLTABLES|REGEXP] --match_str string --compression [gzip|pigz|bzip2|none] --decompression [gzip|pigz|bzip2|none] --output_dir [path to output dir] [--config /path/to/config]
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<h4>Options:</h4>
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--source: mysqldump filename to process. It could be a compressed or regular file.
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--desc: This option will list out all databases and tables.
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--extract: Specify what to extract. Possible values DB, TABLE, ALLDBS, ALLTABLES, REGEXP
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--match_str: Specify match string for extract command option.
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--compression: gzip/pigz/bzip2/none (default: gzip). Extracted file will be of this compression.
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--decompression: gzip/pigz/bzip2/none (default: gzip). This will be used against input file.
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--output_dir: path to output dir. (default: ./out/)
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--config: path to config file. You may use --config option to specify the config file that includes following variables.
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SOURCE=
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EXTRACT=
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COMPRESSION=
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DECOMPRESSION=
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OUTPUT_DIR=
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MATCH_STR=
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Ver. 5.0
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<hr>
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### mysqldumpsplitter recipe:
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1) Extract single database from mysqldump:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract DB --match_str database-name`
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Above command will create sql for specified database from specified "filename" sql file and store it in compressed format to database-name.sql.gz.
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2) Extract single table from mysqldump:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract TABLE --match_str table-name`
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Above command will create sql for specified table from specified "filename" mysqldump file and store it in compressed format to database-name.sql.gz.
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3) Extract tables matching regular expression from mysqldump:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract REGEXP --match_str regular-expression`
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Above command will create sqls for tables matching specified regular expression from specified "filename" mysqldump file and store it in compressed format to individual table-name.sql.gz.
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4) Extract all databases from mysqldump:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract ALLDBS`
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Above command will extract all databases from specified "filename" mysqldump file and store it in compressed format to individual database-name.sql.gz.
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5) Extract all table from mysqldump:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract ALLTABLES`
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Above command will extract all tables from specified "filename" mysqldump file and store it in compressed format to individual table-name.sql.gz.
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6) Extract list of tables from mysqldump:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract REGEXP --match_str '(table1|table2|table3)'`
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Above command will extract tables from the specified "filename" mysqldump file and store them in compressed format to individual table-name.sql.gz.
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7) Extract a database from compressed mysqldump:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename.sql.gz --extract DB --match_str 'dbname' --decompression gzip`
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Above command will decompress filename.sql.gz using gzip, extract database named "dbname" from "filename.sql.gz" & store it as out/dbname.sql.gz
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8) Extract a database from compressed mysqldump in an uncompressed format:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename.sql.gz --extract DB --match_str 'dbname' --decompression gzip --compression none`
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Above command will decompress filename.sql.gz using gzip and extract database named "dbname" from "filename.sql.gz" & store it as plain sql out/dbname.sql
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9) Extract alltables from mysqldump in different folder:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract ALLTABLES --output_dir /path/to/extracts/`
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Above command will extract all tables from specified "filename" mysqldump file and extracts tables in compressed format to individual files, table-name.sql.gz stored under /path/to/extracts/.
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The script will create the folder /path/to/extracts/ if not exists.
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10) Extract one or more tables from one database in a full-dump:
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Consider you have a full dump with multiple databases and you want to extract few tables from one database.
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Extract single database:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract DB --match_str DBNAME --compression none`
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Extract all tables
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source out/DBNAME.sql --extract REGEXP --match_str "(tbl1|tbl2)"`
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though we can use another option to do this in single command as follows:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract DBTABLE --match_str "DBNAME.(tbl1|tbl2)" --compression none`
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Above command will extract both tbl1 and tbl2 from DBNAME database in sql format under folder "out" in current directory.
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You can extract single table as follows:
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`sh mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract DBTABLE --match_str "DBNAME.(tbl1)" --compression none`
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11) Extract all tables from specific database:
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`mysqldumpsplitter.sh --source filename --extract DBTABLE --match_str "DBNAME.*" --compression none`
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Above command will extract all tables from DBNAME database in sql format and store it under "out" directory.
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