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Importing and Exporting

Sometimes you need to import one MySQL database to another. And for the same reason you may also need to export the data stored in a database. This is mainly needed when you move a locally developed site to a live server or when you need to change the server.

Exporting is easy, click on the export tab. See Fig. 8.database expotring

Select the tables by clicking or select all, and at the left bottom, check save as file, otherwise you will end up the dump on screen. Finally hit Go button. A dialog showing Save File will popup (Fig. 9). Save the file with your preferred name for later use.

 Export Save

To import a previously exported database, you need to create a database (if the export dump already doesn’t have any create database commands) and then to select it. Once selected, hit SQL tab (depending on version you have an Import tab as well.) This will bring in Fig. 10. There, browse and select your database dump (plain SQL or zipped/gzipped) and then hit Go. Done. You would see the results.

Database importing



 
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