ok. meanwhile you can just do the following on the command
line:
c:\mysql\bin> mysqldump --opt myhelpdesk > c:\backup-
myhelpdesk.sql
and to load:
c:\mysql\bin\mysql myhelpdesk < c:\backup-myhelpdesk.sql
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I have started using phpMyBackup to perform myhelpdesk
backups. It uses a php interface to backup MySQL
databases. It will also time/date stamp and gzip each sql file
after creation. Works well, perhaps some of the technology
used in it can be useful in adding the feature to MyHelpdesk.
Check out their sourceforge project @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/pmbackup/
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ok. meanwhile you can just do the following on the command
line:
c:\mysql\bin> mysqldump --opt myhelpdesk > c:\backup-
myhelpdesk.sql
and to load:
c:\mysql\bin\mysql myhelpdesk < c:\backup-myhelpdesk.sql
Logged In: YES
user_id=885212
I have started using phpMyBackup to perform myhelpdesk
backups. It uses a php interface to backup MySQL
databases. It will also time/date stamp and gzip each sql file
after creation. Works well, perhaps some of the technology
used in it can be useful in adding the feature to MyHelpdesk.
Check out their sourceforge project @
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pmbackup/