Re: Conversion mysql to .sql
If your database is on a running MySQL server, you should be able to use mysqldump to create a dump of SQL statements from that database (IOW a .sql file). mysqldump is part of the standard MySQL distribution and should already be installed with it.
If you have *only* the database files, then you may want to do as Peter suggests and find a third-party tool that can perform the conversion.
Do you have an existing live database, or only the files?
cheers
Jon Stephens
MySQL Documentation Team @ Oracle
Orlando, Florida, USA
MySQL Dev Zone
MySQL Server Documentation
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