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importing a .sql file into mysql 5.0

Asked by cmistre in MySQL Server, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: Mysql 5.0

I have a .sql file that is too large to be imported efficiently through phpmyadmin.  The .sql file was created by phpmyadmin and appears to be fine.  Other .sql files have imported fine that were smaller, but this large one is giving me timeout errors and just taking too long.

I have scoured all over the internet for a way to use the command prompt part of mysql to do the import but it doesnt recognize any of the syntax, and the information I have been able to find is very vague, doesnt tell you which version of mysql the syntax is for and assumes  the reader knows a certain amount about it such as which folder to place the dump file in etc.

I am clueless about this and need very detailed instructions starting from the very beginning on how to get this .sql file into the database from command prompt on mysql 5.0 thanks
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