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Briana: /* Creating a MySQL Backup with PHPmyAdmin */

2012-08-31T18:57:44Z

‎Creating a MySQL Backup with PHPmyAdmin

Chadc at 08:25, 18 August 2012

2012-08-18T08:25:28Z

Chadc: Created page with "==Creating a MySQL Backup and Restoring with PHPmyAdmin== The first step is to log into your database through PHPmyAdmin. If you are on a windows server you would do this thr..."

2012-08-18T08:22:37Z

Created page with "==Creating a MySQL Backup and Restoring with PHPmyAdmin== The first step is to log into your database through PHPmyAdmin. If you are on a windows server you would do this thr..."

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==Creating a MySQL Backup and Restoring with PHPmyAdmin==

The first step is to log into your database through PHPmyAdmin. If you are on a windows server you would do this through WCP by clicking on the link that says PHPmyAdmin and then choosing the database from the dropdown. If you are on a linux server you will just click on PHPmyAdmin and it will load it.

# Select the database you are wanting to backup from the left hand side.
## If you are wanting to backup a specific folder you can place a check in the box next to it and follow the rest of the instructions.
# Click the Export tab at the top of the page.
# Click Go and you will be prompted to download an SQL file that is your MySQL backup

[[Category:Databases-MySQL‏‎]]
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	The first step is to log into your database through PHPmyAdmin. If you are on a windows server you would do this through WCP by clicking on the link that says PHPmyAdmin and then choosing the database from the dropdown. If you are on a linux server you will just click on PHPmyAdmin and it will load it.		The first step is to log into your database through PHPmyAdmin. If you are on a windows server you would do this through WCP by clicking on the link that says PHPmyAdmin and then choosing the database from the dropdown. If you are on a linux server you will just click on PHPmyAdmin and it will load it.

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 # Select the database you are wanting to backup from the left hand side.
-## If you are wanting to backup a specific folder you can place a check in the box next to it and follow the rest of the instructions.
+## If you are wanting to backup a specific folder (table) you can place a check in the box next to it and follow the rest of the instructions.
 # Click the Export tab at the top of the page.
 # Click Go and you will be prompted to download an SQL file that is your MySQL backup