I am now decide to move my site from one host to another..
Just one question..
how I move information from one mysql to another mysql which is running by another webhosting company...
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I am now decide to move my site from one host to another..
Just one question..
how I move information from one mysql to another mysql which is running by another webhosting company...
If you have Telnet access:
mysqldump -u username -ppassword database > yourfile.sql
Sean![]()
Harry Potter
-- You lived inside my world so softly
-- Protected only by the kindness of your nature




or with phpMyAdmin select make a dump of the database structure and data! also select send and you get your own little SQL file which you can use to build up the complete database.
Good luck
Peanuts
the neigbours (free) WIFI makes it just a little more fun
Beware of using phpMyAdmin on DBs over 7mb
Sean![]()
Harry Potter
-- You lived inside my world so softly
-- Protected only by the kindness of your nature
What's the prob Sean?
~The Artist Latterly Known as Crazy Hamster~
922ee590a26bd62eb9b33cf2877a00df
Currently delving into Django, GIT & CentOS
Earlier versions screwed the data up. Plus you have to beware of PHP timeouts with any version
Sean![]()
Harry Potter
-- You lived inside my world so softly
-- Protected only by the kindness of your nature
bugger. I've been using it a lot recently (v 2.1.0)
~The Artist Latterly Known as Crazy Hamster~
922ee590a26bd62eb9b33cf2877a00df
Currently delving into Django, GIT & CentOS


Thanks everybody..
I can only gain access mysql
so ...select make a dump
also select send ....
then how put it back to another mysql...
With Telnet use:
mysql -u username -p databasename < file.sql
With phpMyAdmin select your database and enter the SQL code into the textarea
Sean![]()
Harry Potter
-- You lived inside my world so softly
-- Protected only by the kindness of your nature


seemingly very simple..
I'll try it and thanks....
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