I'm trying to execute this mysql command from a batch file:
mysql -f -utest -ppass db < alter1.sql
However, < is an escape character. I tried nesting it in double-quotes, but the double quotes end up appearing as part of the command.
I even put a carrot (^) in front of it, LOOKS fine in the prompt window, but mysql still gets that ^ passed to it, and doesn't execute the command.
Any suggestions? Thanks!