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MySQL mysqldump full inserts option

Asked by tomaugerdotcom in MySQL Server, SQL Query Syntax, Databases Miscellaneous

I am trying to backup data (not structure) from one mySQL database to another. They have very similar structure, but the table I'm inserting into has more columns than the one I'm inserting from.

mysqldump with --skip-extended-insert option creates a dump that looks like this:

insert into `table` values (blah blah blah);

I need it to look like this:

insert into `table` (`colname`, `colname` etc...) values (`value`, `value`, etc....)

what is the switch that will get mysqldump to format its output this way?
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