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> transferring a database to a new host
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post Feb 1 2004, 05:39 PM
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- Go into Cpanel and and then phpmyadmin

- you will next get the welcome screen, click on "export"

- Next you will get a "view dump" (schema) showing you the database (s)

- Choose the database you wish to transfer and then select SQL

- Hit "go", you will then get a load of text, copy all this text and paste it into a notepad file (or word) and save it on your computer as a .txt file

You now have a copy of your database on your pc, structure and all it's data.

UPLOADING THE DATABASE TO NEW HOST

- Same process, go to cpanel and then phpmyadmin

- Hit "query window" on the left, in this new window paste the entire contents of the database file (the text you copied and pasted before) into this window

- Hit "go"

You ahve now successfully transferred your entire database and it's contents, not too hard hey biggrin.gif

For ensim, follow the same process by going to phpmyadmin






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post Feb 1 2004, 07:04 PM
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That's one way to do it, if you don't mind copy and pasting.
I don't know which, if not all, versions support making a file, but the version I use is
phpMyAdmin 2.5.3
If you want phpmyadmin to create the file for you,
- Enter phpmyadmin
- On the welcome screen, "click export"
- under structure, click add drop table
- click save as file
- click go

To load the sql file
- click SQL
- click the browse button
- find your file
- click go

This post has been edited by Timo: Feb 1 2004, 07:05 PM


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