How to dump database in Joomla?

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    I have some databases, how can i create table and dump databases in that. any help will appericate.

    Thanks.
     
    host_planer, Feb 24, 2007 IP
  2. mrgahan

    mrgahan Well-Known Member

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    In your control panel look for PHPMYAdmin.this is the control panel for your sql databases where you can select them and drop them. BUT be careful. This is also the tool you use to import and export your database so always make an export of your database before dropping it. Don't forget to rename the database details in the configuration.php in the root of the joomla website, ie, username, password and database name.

    Lotsa luck

    Mrgahan
     
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  3. trichnosis

    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    there is an extension category for backup . you can look that.
     
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    Theozard Active Member

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    if you wanna backup...joomlacloner is the thing for you!
     
    Theozard, Feb 28, 2007 IP
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    goodfela Active Member

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    try phpmyadmin is great
     
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    Theozard Active Member

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    joomlacloner is simple and no knowledge required plus the backup almost 100% works. If you dump the it through phpmyadmin chances are that you might go wrong somewhere
     
    Theozard, Feb 28, 2007 IP
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    Comenius Peon

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    I use phpMyAdmin on my sites and it's perfect. Exporting (or importing) a database takes just a few clicks.
     
    Comenius, Mar 4, 2007 IP