| Re: Help to import database |
| by Mamba on 2024/12/26 20:41:09 Happy Holidays to you too!!!  |
| Re: Help to import database |
| by terrion on 2024/12/24 5:02:42 Happy holidays, Just dropping a note that if anyone comes looking for me I can be found over that https://ultranet.domains. Still the same great hosting company, just ditched the .com. Been a minute since I dropped in on the Xoops crowd. Looks nice over here. Cheers! --Terrion |
| Re: Help to import database |
| by terrion on 2010/3/18 2:29:19 Use a host that allows you to have control over your own databases. http://www.UltranetDomains.com comes to mind. |
| Re: Help to import database |
| by hipoonios on 2010/3/14 10:51:10 Thanks, guys. It worked for me to select just the tables and export it to a sql file. |
| Re: Help to import database |
| by ghia on 2010/3/7 21:45:03 Quote: 1) You can import tables via SQL to you existing database (assuming that it's empty) Your backup file probably has at the start a statement to create the database. You can edit the file and comment it out. That way the tables will be added to your existing database. |
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