In order to see the process of importing SQL files, I use the Pipe Viewer utility.
Pipe Viewer is very useful especially when the SQL file is large, allows you to roughly estimate the remaining time before the import of the file is completed, displays the import process in percent and the time passed.
You can install the Pipe Viewer in Ubuntu/Debian using the command:
sudo apt install pv
In Fedora:
sudo yum install pv
Suppose earlier we imported a sql file and did not see the process:
mysql -u root DATABASE_NAME < dump.sql
Now, to see the process, we will perform the import using the Pipe Viewer:
pv dump.sql | mysql -u root DATABASE_NAME
See also my articles:
How to see the process of exporting a SQL file?
Import and export MySQL databases