mysql SOURCE error 2

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When I tried to source for a particular  sql file  namely  metropolises sql  that I created and saved previously from a database  the following error is displayed      Failed to open file  metropolises sql   error  2   Any idea what went wrong

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I was having this issue and it turns out if you are using wamp server to run mysql  you have to use the file path within the wamp64 folder  So when the absolute path is  C  wamp64 www foldername filename sql The path you have to use is  www foldername filename sql

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I got this error in mysql command line using this query   source  db sql     I changed the above to the following to make it work   source db sql

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solution - 1  Make sure you re in the root folder of your app  eg app db schema sql   solution - 2  open reveal the folder on your window and drag amp  amp drop in the command line next to keywork source  space  filesource  eg source User myMAC app db schema sql

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If you are running dockerized MySQL container such as ones from this official Docker Image registry  https   hub docker com   mysql  You may encounter this issue as well

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I first reach to the file  c  windows gt cd c  akura Db Scripts  c  akura Db Scripts gt mysql -u root -p root  mysql gt    EXECUTER NEW USER sql  here EXECUTER NEW USER sql my file name

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On my windows 8 1  and mysql 5 7 9 MySQL Community Server  GPL    I had to remove the   after the file path   This failed  source E  jokoni db Banking createTables sql   This Worked  source E  jokoni db Banking createTables sql  without termination  and forward slashes instead of windows  backslashes in path

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For me it was because the file was located on a shared drive and it could not access  for some reason  to that path  I cut the file and put it on my local drive in a path without spaces and it got resolved

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For Mac users  you can give the path as   source  Users YOUR USER NAME Desktop metropolises sql     I have assumed that the file you need to source is in your desktop and the file name is metropolises sql    If you type   source metropolises sql   then the file will be look in the default location     Users YOUR USER NAME metropolises sql

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On my Mac  this is the only solution worked for me   https   stackoverflow com a 45530305 5414448   1 - Download the  sql file and remember it s location   2 - Open your mysql from command prompt or terminal   3 - Create a database with the same name as that of the database present in the  sql file  create database your database name   4 - Now exit out from the mysql command line client  5 - Now try and execute this command   gt   mysql -u your username -p your database name  lt  your sql file with complete location  example -  mysql -u root -p trial  lt   home abc Desktop trial sql  here my  sql file is named trial and is present in the desktop  the database is also name trial  6 - You should now have your sql file imported to the corresponding mysql database

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It s probably the file path to your file  If you don t know the exact location of the file you want to use  try to find your file in Finder  then drag the file into Terminal window  mysql gt  SOURCE dragfilePathHere

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I get into this problem in my Xubuntu desktop  I fixed it by renaming all my files and folders so there is no space in the file path

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I got  the same error when i used the command source and gave the sql file path by drag n dropping it   Then I just had to remove those single quotes which appeared by default with drag and drop  a space before file extension and it worked   soln    source  home xyz file  sql   path and a space before file extension

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IF YOU ARE USING MYSQL INSIDE DOCKER   Note that if you are running MySQL inside docker then you must first copy the dump into your MySQL docker environment  To do that follow the steps below   First  check and copy the container ID for your MySQL docker by   sudo docker ps Copy the SQL dump file into your container using   sudo docker cp   path to sql file sql MysqlDockerID    This will copy the dump file into the docker root folder if you want to copy the file inside any other directory path inside docker replace the     after   MysqlDockerID   with the path you want appropriate one  Now to interact with MySQL inside a running container run the following command   sudo docker exec -it MysqlDockerID bin bash  Now connect to the MySQL using the terminal by   mysql -u yourUserName -p  This will now ask you for the password  Enter the correct password to proceed  List the databases available by   show Databases   This will list out the available databases  Assuming your database name where you want to import dump to is  MyDatabase   Switch to that using   use MyDatabase  Now you can import the file by typing   source file sql  Remember the above command works if you have copied your file into your root folder  using step 2   If you have copied it to any other path make sure you use that same path instead

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If you re on Debian 8  Jessie  Linux  try to cd into the directory of the  metropolises sql   Run mysql and execute SOURCE   metropolises sql   Basically  try the relative path  I tried this and it works

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I also got the same message when I try from the MySQL console  However  when I open the command prompt and do the same steps it works   C  Users SubhenduD gt cd     C  Users gt cd     C   gt cd  xampp mysql bin  C  xampp mysql bin gt mysql -u -root  Welcome to the MySQL monitor   Commands end with   or  g  Your MySQL connection id is 68 Server version  5 6 16 MySQL Community Server  GPL  Copyright  c  2000  2014  Oracle and or its affiliates  All rights reserved   Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation and or its affiliates  Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners   Type  help   or   h  for help  Type   c  to clear the current input statement    mysql gt  use balticktravels   mysql gt  source balticktravels sql

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The solution for me was file permissions in Windows  Just give full control in the file to all users and it will work  After the import  get the permissions back to what it was before

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May be the file name or path you are used may be incorrect  In my system i created file abcd sql at c    and used command mysql gt  source c  abcd sql  Then i got result

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I had a problem on my Mac because one of the folder  directory  names in the path had a space in the name  BTW  the space was escaped by a    but that was not understood by mySQL

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Assuming you mean that you are trying to use the source command in order to execute SQL statements from a text file  the error number given appears to be passed through from the POSIX layer   Therefore  using this resource  we can deduce that the error value of 2 means  no such file or directory    In short  you got the path wrong   Try providing an absolute path  as it s not clear what the current working directory will be in the context of your MySQL server  You may be assuming that it s the working directory of your shell  but it s not obvious that we should expect this to be true

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I ve had the same error on Windows  I solved it with  after on cmd  mysql -u root    mysql gt  SOURCE C  users xxx xxxx metropolises sql    Be sure you type the right file path

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Just use the absolute path of the file and then  instead of using backslashes  use forward slashes   Example     with backslashes   source C  folder1 metropolises sql with forward slashes   source C  folder1 metropolises sql

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Passing the full path does not error  but if the folders have MySQL spaces it does not recognize the  sql file  I have MySQL 8 0 21 on OS UNIX

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Related issue I had getting error 2 running source command  filename must not be in quotes even if it contains spaces in name or path to file

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Remove spaces in the folder names of the path  It worked for my mac path       Eg  change the folder name MySQL Server 5 1 to MySQLServer5 1

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If you are using vagrant ensure that the file is on the server and then use the path to the file  e g if the file is stored in the public folder you will have   sql gt  source  var www public xxx sql   Where xxx is the name of the file

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