Remove insert data of a specific table from MySQL dump output.

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Aryan Kumar · Answer

Sure, you can remove insert data of a specific table from MySQL dump output using the
-d option with the mysqldump command. The -d option will suppress the output of the
INSERT statements for the specified table.
To remove insert data of a specific table from MySQL dump output, you can follow these steps:
Open a command prompt.Navigate to the directory where the MySQL dump file is located.Type the following command:
mysqldump -d database_name table_name > dump_file.sql
For example, the following command will remove insert data of the products table from the
mydb database and save the output to the dump_file.sql file:
mysqldump -d mydb products > dump_file.sql
This will create a new file called dump_file.sql that contains the schema for the
products table, but it will not contain any data.
Here are some additional things to keep in mind when using the -d option:
The -d option is case-insensitive.You can use the -d option to suppress the output of the INSERT statements for multiple tables by specifying the table names as comma-separated values.You can use the -d option with other options to further customize the output of the
mysqldump command.

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