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Old April 11th, 2002, 03:51 PM
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Arrow how to upload mysql database to my server???

sorry...iīm an ASP programmer...and i havenīt got any idea about mysql database...

Is the database in some file (like MS Access)? or I have to make the database in the server with sql statments??? if is the second option...how to make it??? with phpAdmin???

and how to install phpAdmin in the server? is simply upload de files of the original phpAdmin.zip file???

ok... sorry for my bad english....

and good website!!!!!!!

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Old April 11th, 2002, 04:11 PM
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phpMyAdmin will make it a breeze. Upload the files to a dir in your web folder and edit the config.php file to be able to access your mysql installation. Note you should secure this using your .htaccess file

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Hi.
MySQL files are stored in the c:\mysql\data\[database name] folder, so they're just flat files but they're encoded. your best bet would be to read mitch's article on using mysqldump. it is excellent and shows you how to back, restore, transfer, etc. It's here: http://www.devarticles.com/art/1/62
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where can I find an article on how to upload db files to the db server ?

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Old September 12th, 2005, 03:45 AM
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my suggestion when uploadng databases or moving databases from server to server is creating the SQL script exporting both data and structure. Thats the easiest way and more secure.

Of course the way you do it depends on wich tools are you using. In my case i use phpMyadmin and thats really easy to transfer databases from one place to another.

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