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RoboCop7
Accidently Deleted user.sql File. What do I do now?
  • 2004/1/8 14:17

  • RoboCop7

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Please help me! >_< Took me some time to work with that site...

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Mithrandir
Re: Accidently Deleted user.sql File. What do I do now?

What is the user.sql file?

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RoboCop7
Re: Accidently Deleted user.sql File. What do I do now?
  • 2004/1/8 14:24

  • RoboCop7

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It is the file that keeps track of all the members!

Actually I emtpyed the sql file...

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Mithrandir
Re: Accidently Deleted user.sql File. What do I do now?

Keeps track? You've got to explain more about that one. Is it a MySQL file? Where was it placed? How did you empty it? Why?

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RoboCop7
Re: Accidently Deleted user.sql File. What do I do now?
  • 2004/1/8 14:37

  • RoboCop7

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It is a SQL File..It's placed on the sql server....I accidently pressed the wrong button on php my admin.....I didn't want to press it!

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kahumbu
Re: Accidently Deleted user.sql File. What do I do now?
  • 2004/1/8 16:03

  • kahumbu

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Are you talking about the 'Empty' tab in phpMyAdmin? I think this truncates the table. There's no way to populate it again unless you have the sql dump file or a backup.

Try to check your webhost if they have some backups of your site. It's worth a try.

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CBlue
Re: Accidently Deleted user.sql File. What do I do now?

If you are talking about your xoops_users table, copy it back into your database from a backup. You would only have to create the table again and insert all the users in the mysql.