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luciano
How to copy a large database?

  • 2005/12/15 13:23

  • luciano

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When one of my sites needed moving I bumped into the import limit of PHPMyAdmin. The problem seemed to be the private messages, so I just didn't copy them and then runned the export again with only the private messages: problem solved.

But what happens when you have tables that are too big... in that case splitting could be a lot of work. I didn't try I but I found this:http://www.ozerov.de/bigdump.php
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McDonald
Re: How to copy a large database?

  • 2005/12/15 13:45

  • McDonald

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For importing a large database file, like the iptoc database of XM-Memberstats, I normally use BigDump too.

Another option is the module XOOPS DB Backup & Restore 3.0. BigDump has been integrated in this module.
XOOPS DB Backup & Restore 3.0 has different backup options. You can backup your database tables to a folder on your server, but also have each table sent by email (not handy with big tables I think).
Each table can be restored separately.

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