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MySql Transfer
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I have 17 databases on a remote MySql server. How do I move these intact to another MySql server? Thanks |
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Read this :
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/mysqldump.html
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I read MySql article on dump procedures, and I am unable to get shell access to my remote server (they do not allow it) and command a dump. Is there another way to dump the databases, so that I can move them to my server? Thanls |
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Do you have access to phpMyAdmin?
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Yes I do..
Although limited. |
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phpmyadmin has a built-in tool for creating text files containing structure and/or data dumps of your MySQL tables. |
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