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Support Requests / Re: How to restore/import MySQL database
May 05, 2006, 01:44:31 AM
Well, I thought it is easier to store everything in the database so I stored all of the site content (including graphics, text, PDFs etc.) in the database as blob. Backup/restore a site that stores everything in the database is just a matter of uploading about 100KB of PHP files and one single database file. I know with some hosts, you can upload the files to the server and then use SSH to import the database file to your mysql database.
The other alternative is I have to export my database to multiple files before upload it to the server (which I have not figure out an easy way to do yet). Can som one please help ?
The other alternative is I have to export my database to multiple files before upload it to the server (which I have not figure out an easy way to do yet). Can som one please help ?
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Support Requests / How to restore/import MySQL database
May 04, 2006, 05:07:02 AM
Hello,
I am very new here and I want to ask if any one can show me how to import/restore my MySQL database to the server. I think I can no use phpmyadmin because the database file is about 70MB. Do we have access to SSH or something similar so I can do an import in command-line? Also, can I store the whole content of my site in the database instead of files (approx. 100-200MB).
Thank you.
Trung Le
I am very new here and I want to ask if any one can show me how to import/restore my MySQL database to the server. I think I can no use phpmyadmin because the database file is about 70MB. Do we have access to SSH or something similar so I can do an import in command-line? Also, can I store the whole content of my site in the database instead of files (approx. 100-200MB).
Thank you.
Trung Le
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