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June 10th, 2000, 10:13 AM
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I was wondering how I could import existing tables (.ISD files) into a new database (which is hosted somewhere else).
This is because I've got a database which contains a few tables on my own server, but now I want these tables to be imported by my hosting provider... The hosting provider already made a database which I can only access from their shell. Tnx alot. - BlackB1rd
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June 17th, 2000, 06:02 PM
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You could export the tables as SQL scripts using mysqldump and then import them into your new database by running the script back into mysql:
$ mysql < myscript.sql Have a read of the mysqldump documentation for details.
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