Experienced with mysql. Error with database importing

[GhostX]

Ok, so 9.6 server. (yes its prem), the issue is, when importing the database, i get message

SQLite format 3

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�Ctableserver_motdserver_motdCREATE TABLE "server_motd" ( "id" INTEGER NOT NULL, "world_id" INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, "text" TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '', UNIQUE ("id", "world_id") )5I#
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MySQL said:  

#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'SQLite format 3' at line 1

What does it mean? I will try to fix my self, if i can understand it.

thanks in advance!

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NOTE: this is a database error, forget the "no 0.3-4 support here"

 

[Korrex]

Are you importing the sqlite.sql or mysql.sql? Or is that irrelevant in your distribution?

 

[GhostX]

It was a tfs.s3db but i replaced with one from another distro and seemed to work fine

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Thanks tho

 

[Fallen]

You can't import a .s3db (SqLite 3 Database) file into MySQL. SQLite databases are stored in a file and read as a regular binary file, just like how OTBM etc, are read. And usually used for testing purposes because it's fast to setup etc. (look at the name(SQLite )