How to download a DB via WHM/PhpMyAdmin?

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    Does anyone know how to download an SQL DB via WHM/PhpMyAdmin straight to my computer? Thanks

    IT
     
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  2. Richie_Ni

    Richie_Ni Illustrious Member

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    PhpMyAdmin...Export......
     
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    YIAM Notable Member

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    In phpMyAdmin:

    select the database and click on export.

    Then select your option.
     
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    And it might be a good idea to Repair/Optimize the database before you do it.
     
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  5. Correctus

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    What repair/optimizing would it need? I just want to save it in a format in which I could send it to a client of mine since he is moving to another hosting.

    My partner who used to do this stuff has been missing for some time lately and which is why I have been exposed to all of this, so forgive me for my naiveness.

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    Check All --> Optimize Table

    I do it until all optimized tables show 'Table is already up to date' as a result. (Ignore ones that spit out 'The handler for the table doesn't support optimize'.)

    Anti-corrupt insurance. Once I uploaded a mySQL database...and it was messed up.
     
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    I'm at the Export area now, after doing all what you suggested, what options should I select? or just move on with the default stuff?

    IT
     
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    The Default should suffice. Just keep the Compression to None so that what is exported is a text-readable file in which the site owner can modify in case there is a need to make changes to the SQL.
     
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