To perform batch mode in MySQL, we use the following command:
mysql;
mysql mysql.out;
To run MySQL in batch mode, you can use the command-line tool and pass SQL statements from a file rather than typing them interactively. This is particularly useful for executing a series of SQL commands or scripts. You can run MySQL in batch mode using the following command:
mysql -u username -p password database_name < batch_file.sql
Replace “username” with your MySQL username, “password” with your password, “database_name” with the name of the database you want to work with, and “batch_file.sql” with the name of the file containing your SQL commands.
This command will execute all the SQL statements present in the batch file and then exit MySQL.