Or, if you're using mysql.exe, you can just do the following:
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C:\mysql\bin>mysql -b -f -s -u <username> -p <password>
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Just replace
<username> with your username (usually root) and
<password> with your password.
-b shuts off that pesky "beep on errors" setting. Speeds things up a
LOT
-s shuts off those "1 rows updated" messages. Speeds things up even more.
-f sets it so that MySQL... OK, so I dont' really know what it does
