Re: Beginner: How can I load/import *.sql-Files?!?

Use the dbaccess utility. You can run it in menu mode or commandline mode. In menu mode: dbaccess databasename Then choose <Query> then <Choose> then select the .sql file by name or type in the filename without the .sql extension and it will be loaded into the SQL editor. Choose <Run> or <Output> and an output option to execute it. Commandline mode: dbaccess databasename - <myfile.sql Andreas Pietzowski wrote: > > Hi :-) > > I'm very new at the InformixSE at Linux and on thursday I have a > SQL-test at school. I have two *.sql-Files from school and I want to > practice a little bit at home with these tables because I know them from > school. > The files are "cia.sql" and "movie.sql". How can I open them? I tried to > create a new database and I wanted to import these two files into this > new database but I don't know how :-] > > It would be great if somebody can help me out because there are only > three days left.... > > Thanks :-) > Pietz > > -- > Windows is NOT a virus: > A virus is small and efficient. > mailto:Pietz@newsfactory.net > ICQ#: 36866936