Is it possible to load an external sql script by connecting to a mysql data

hi,
this is ayesha parween.
Basically we manually connect to the mysql server and go to the administrator and take the back up of the file
and load the sql script for creating a schema creating the tables and populating the tables with the data.
Is it possible through some java jdbc for connecting to the mysql server and creating the schema and creating the table structure and populating the tables with data.
And if there is any error display some message.
Regards,
Ayesha.

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> Hey! I've got a flash file which acts as the main menu
for a program I'm
> developing. Everything works fine from the main menu
however when you click to
> return to the main menu the whole main menu file
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