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Drop specified tables
- Thread starter blekfis
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Drop the database and recreate the database and 5 tables.
Or write a sql script that says:
Drop table name of table 1;
Drop table name of table 2;
etc
then run the script.
c:>mysql -u username password databasename< sqlscript.sql
or
[user@hostname]mysql -u username password databasename< sqlscript.sql
Let me know how it turns out!
NixerX
kernel_Killer@hotmail.com
Or write a sql script that says:
Drop table name of table 1;
Drop table name of table 2;
etc
then run the script.
c:>mysql -u username password databasename< sqlscript.sql
or
[user@hostname]mysql -u username password databasename< sqlscript.sql
Let me know how it turns out!
NixerX
kernel_Killer@hotmail.com
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- #3
Thanx for the tip, but it's already been solved...
In PHPmyadmin I marked all the tables in my db, then copied them into Textpad, changed all 'space' to ',' and just run what I got in myadmin after drop table. Like this "drop table ***, ****, ****". Maybe it's not the best way, but it worked for me and was kinda easy!!
/N!cklas
In PHPmyadmin I marked all the tables in my db, then copied them into Textpad, changed all 'space' to ',' and just run what I got in myadmin after drop table. Like this "drop table ***, ****, ****". Maybe it's not the best way, but it worked for me and was kinda easy!!
/N!cklas
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