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==Options== | ==Options== | ||
#You can do this from phpMyAdmin or other gui based apps. | #You can do this from phpMyAdmin or other gui based apps. | ||
## See the Applications page for this. | ##See the Applications page for this. | ||
#You can perform the dump to various resources. | #You can perform the dump to various resources. | ||
## Dump to a text file. | ##Dump to a text file. | ||
## Dump to a zipped file | ##Dump to a zipped file | ||
## Dump to another database | ##Dump to another database | ||
## Dump to another Database on another server | ##Dump to another Database on another server | ||
==Dumping To a Remote Host | |||
Revision as of 16:49, 6 February 2020
Options
- You can do this from phpMyAdmin or other gui based apps.
- See the Applications page for this.
- You can perform the dump to various resources.
- Dump to a text file.
- Dump to a zipped file
- Dump to another database
- Dump to another Database on another server
==Dumping To a Remote Host