How to import a full backup ?

Discussion in 'MySQL' started by BrEaKeRuL, Feb 4, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hi,

    I changed my host provider and i made a full backup of the databases there is possible to import all databases all together with new names and what is the way ?
     
    BrEaKeRuL, Feb 4, 2009 IP
  2. rldowling03

    rldowling03 Notable Member

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    if u have shell access then just import them with mysql command
     
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  3. vntutor

    vntutor Peon

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    You should make them separately
     
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    If you do not have shell access then you could use a tool like phpMyAdmin to import your MySQL databases (if your new web host provides such facilities). It may however be necessary to create the databases through your host's control panel before importing your data.
     
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  5. Chuckun

    Chuckun Well-Known Member

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    Full root directory backups can be imported by contacting your new hosting provider.

    If you don't want to do that, you can manually extract the folders and files using any multi-archive reader.. (such as powerarchiver, etc)... Then upload them via FTP/cpanel etc.. And import the SQL files using phpMyAdmin (most hosts use this).

    Chuckun
     
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    you must use shell access in order to sql LOAD your file unto your DB
    since PHPmyAdmin allows 51KB file only (not sure about the real filesize)
     
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    cipcip Well-Known Member

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    Use bigdump. Upload the sql files on your root and then with the help of bigdump.php script you can upload the entire database. Largest I have imported was 150MB. http://www.ozerov.de/bigdump.php
     
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  8. marketingandstuff

    marketingandstuff Banned

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    bigdump all the way
     
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    kellywriter Banned

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    try using phpmyadmin it will give you facility to import if you have file in sql format at your system. Its just like a wizard so dont worry you can do it yourself.
     
    kellywriter, Feb 8, 2009 IP
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    BigDump is the best option
     
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