Mar 2, 2005 #1 iffoiffy Programmer Joined Feb 24, 2005 Messages 67 Location CA Hi, I am hosting a website at a hosting company. I have Mysql database, using phpMyAdmin 2.5.1. How can I make a back up of my database? Thanks
Hi, I am hosting a website at a hosting company. I have Mysql database, using phpMyAdmin 2.5.1. How can I make a back up of my database? Thanks
Mar 2, 2005 #2 Bastien Programmer Joined May 29, 2000 Messages 1,683 Location CA PMA has the export facility. it makes a sql backup of your db... Bastien I wish my computer would do what I want it to do, instead of what I tell it to do... Upvote 0 Downvote
PMA has the export facility. it makes a sql backup of your db... Bastien I wish my computer would do what I want it to do, instead of what I tell it to do...
Mar 2, 2005 Thread starter #3 iffoiffy Programmer Joined Feb 24, 2005 Messages 67 Location CA thanks........ but i did not see any option at PMA that talks about making back up of your database Upvote 0 Downvote
Mar 3, 2005 #4 Bastien Programmer Joined May 29, 2000 Messages 1,683 Location CA There is (usually) a tab called export, it depends on what your host allows. Your control panel may also have that functionality on it Bastien I wish my computer would do what I want it to do, instead of what I tell it to do... Upvote 0 Downvote
There is (usually) a tab called export, it depends on what your host allows. Your control panel may also have that functionality on it Bastien I wish my computer would do what I want it to do, instead of what I tell it to do...
Mar 3, 2005 #5 SantaMufasa Technical User Joined Jul 17, 2003 Messages 12,588 Location US Iffoiffy, In the absence of finding what you want from PMA, you can achieve your objective from your o/s prompt using the "mysqldump" utility: Code: mysqldump --help ...gives you an on-screen rundown of all the mysqldump options. As an example of what we use to backup our databases, we: Code: mysqldump --opt --user=<username> --password=<password> --databases <db_name(s)> ******************************************************************************** Let us know if this helps resolve your need. Mufasa (aka Dave of Sandy, Utah, USA) http://www.dasages.com Upvote 0 Downvote
Iffoiffy, In the absence of finding what you want from PMA, you can achieve your objective from your o/s prompt using the "mysqldump" utility: Code: mysqldump --help ...gives you an on-screen rundown of all the mysqldump options. As an example of what we use to backup our databases, we: Code: mysqldump --opt --user=<username> --password=<password> --databases <db_name(s)> ******************************************************************************** Let us know if this helps resolve your need. Mufasa (aka Dave of Sandy, Utah, USA) http://www.dasages.com
Mar 4, 2005 #6 kupe Technical User Joined Sep 23, 2002 Messages 376 It's often easiest to do it back at the folder. Copy the db and rename it, done in a second. Cheers. Upvote 0 Downvote