mydumper writes the backup of each table to a separate .sql file. You can pick up the .sql file and restore:
shell> mysql -u <user> -p<password> -h <hostname> company -A -f < company.payments.sql
If the table is split into chunks, you can copy all the chunks and information related to the table to a directory and specify the location.
Copy the required files:
shell> sudo cp /backups/employee_table_chunks/employees.employees.* \/backups/employee_table_chunks/employees.employees-schema.sql \/backups/employee_table_chunks/employees-schema-create.sql \/backups/employee_table_chunks/metadata \/backups/single_table/
Use myloader to load; it will automatically detect the chunks and load them:
shell> myloader --directory=/backups/single_table/ ...
