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Old March 12th, 2008, 09:49 PM
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New to CFM Need DB Help
I am an okay PHP programmer and I host multiple sites built in PHP.

Recently I took on a client that had me build them a site and they were pleased with my service and my hosting. They were so pleased that they asked me if I could host another of their sites that was developed by another company. I said sure and today they sent me all the site files.

I understand CFM a little. I make sense of whats going on and how it works. It is very straight forward (somewhat). However, when I went to look at the SQL dump they did, I tried opening it in dreamweaver, and I got some weird characters.

Can anyone make sense of the SQL file? I am going to post some of the lines of code from it. The title of the SQL file is called SQL.BAK

Can anyone tell me what Database Management software would handle such a file? Is it MS Access? Oracle? The first few lines say Microsoft SQL Server
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How did you get it to place the results in a file?

Why don't you post your coldfusion code instead.
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It looks to me like a MS SQL database backup file, which is NOT the same as a MySQL Dump. MS SQL stores it's backups in binary format I believe. So you can't just open it in Dreamweaver. You'd have to restore it using the MS SQL Management Console.
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