#!/bin/bash
#DATABASES="db1 db2" # Convert databases db1 and db2 only
DATABASES="ALL" # Convert all databases
MYSQL_USER=root
# Uncomment if you're not using ~/.my.cnf file (will receive "Warning: Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure" warnings)
MYSQL_PASS=[PASSWORD]
MYSQL_HOST=[HOST]
### no need to change anything below
# bail out on undefined variables
set -u
# mysql command we will use
#MYSQL_COMMAND="mysql -s -u "$MYSQL_USER" -h $MYSQL_HOST"
# Uncomment if you're not using ~/.my.cnf file (will receive "Warning: Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure" warnings)
MYSQL_COMMAND="mysql -s -u "$MYSQL_USER" --password="$MYSQL_PASS" -h $MYSQL_HOST"
# get a list of databases if we want to convert all databases ignore specific schemas
if [ "$DATABASES" == "ALL" ] ; then
DATABASES=$(echo "SHOW DATABASES" | $MYSQL_COMMAND | egrep -v '(performance_schema|information_schema|mysql)')
fi
for DATABASE in $DATABASES ; do
echo Converting $DATABASE
# Check if the table is MyISAM (we don't want to convert InnoDB tables over and over again)
TABLES=$(echo "SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM information_schema.TABLES where TABLE_SCHEMA = '$DATABASE' and ENGINE = 'MyISAM'" | $MYSQL_COMMAND)
for TABLE in $TABLES ; do
echo Converting MyISAM $TABLE to InnoDB
echo "ALTER TABLE $TABLE ENGINE = INNODB" | $MYSQL_COMMAND $DATABASE
done
if [ "x$TABLES" = "x" ] ; then
echo No MyISAM tables found in $DATABASE database
fi
echo
done