Add Windows Batch Script for SQL Dump Splitting
This commit introduces a Windows batch (.bat) file as an alternative to the Python script for splitting SQL dumps. The batch script offers a convenient option for Windows users, especially those who prefer a quick, script-based solution without the need for Python. It reads a SQL dump file, identifies different databases, and creates separate SQL files for each database, ensuring ease of use and accessibility on Windows environments.
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@echo off
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setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
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REM Set your SQL dump file name here
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set "SQL_DUMP_FILE=your_dump.sql"
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REM Variable to hold the current output file name
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set "CURRENT_DB_FILE="
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REM Read each line from the SQL dump
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for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (%SQL_DUMP_FILE%) do (
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REM Check if the line contains the database name
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echo %%a | findstr /c:"-- Database: " >nul
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if !errorlevel! == 0 (
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REM Extract the database name and create a new file name
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for /f "tokens=2 delims=`" %%b in ("%%a") do (
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set "CURRENT_DB_FILE=%%b.sql"
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)
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)
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REM If a current database file is set, append the line to it
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if not "!CURRENT_DB_FILE!" == "" (
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echo %%a >> !CURRENT_DB_FILE!
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)
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)
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endlocal
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