MySQL/Backup and restore databases: Difference between revisions
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Select ''Custom - display all possible options'' | Select ''Custom - display all possible options'' | ||
Make sure to have the correct database(s) selected | Make sure to have the correct database(s) selected | ||
[[File:Phpmyadmin export 1 method.png|phpMyAdmin - Export - Selection]] | [[File:Phpmyadmin export 1 method.png|phpMyAdmin - Export - Selection]] | ||
Create your output filename in case you do not want the default created output filename. | Create your output filename in case you do not want the default created output filename. | ||
[[File:Phpmyadmin export 2 output.png|phpMyAdmin - Export - Output]] | [[File:Phpmyadmin export 2 output.png|phpMyAdmin - Export - Output]] | ||
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Mysqldump | Mysqldump | ||
Mysqldump is a commandline tool to export and import SQL data collections via a comand prompt / terminal session. It can be run via scripts and therefore perfectly fit for processing automated backups. The tool is provided via the installation of MySQL/MariaDB. | Mysqldump is a commandline tool to export and import SQL data collections via a comand prompt / terminal session. It can be run via scripts and therefore perfectly fit for processing automated backups. The tool is provided via the installation of MySQL/MariaDB. | ||
=Windows script= | =Windows script= |
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