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Reverse Engineering a large SQL script
Posted by: Joseph Lloyd
Date: July 01, 2015 07:33AM

So I have a huge database that has 1508 tables and is 10GB in size. I ran a MySQLDump to create a backup. I have checked this backup and it has 1506 create table statements in it.

I then open up MySQL Workbench 6.0 and create new model. I press "file" > "Import" > "Reverse Engineer...". I browse to my .sql file that I got from MySQLDump and let it run. At the end of the import I only have 1024 tables of the 1508 that should be there.

If I take it to the next step and connect the schema to a local host it only brings 48 of the tables.

Why am I loosing tables as I deploy locally?

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