Regarding a restoring of the "esselbach_st_" tables
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Philipp
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Regarding a restoring of the "esselbach_st_" tables
I would use mysqldump via SSH instead of phpMyAdmin. mysqldump comes already with MySQL.
Here the syntax:
mysqldump -uusername -ppassword database > backup.sql
To import the database:
mysql -uusername -ppassword database < backup.sql
You need to replace username/password/database with your username, password, and database name.
I would use mysqldump via SSH instead of phpMyAdmin. mysqldump comes already with MySQL.
Here the syntax:
mysqldump -uusername -ppassword database > backup.sql
To import the database:
mysql -uusername -ppassword database < backup.sql
You need to replace username/password/database with your username, password, and database name.
Phillip,
I have backed up all 33 "esselbach_st_" tables (all our data) via the PHPmyADMIN tool provided by our webhosting provider (using the
The tech team who is helping me did a clean install of Storyteller and I sent the backup files to them. The files were created by via PHPmyADMIN, checking "Structure and Data", "Download", and "zipped".
For some reason, the tech team is unable to restore from the backups I've provided. I think the operation seems to occur smoothly but yet the newly restored data doesn't show up. If I'm not providing much in the way of details, it's because I don't really have many.
Do you have any thoughts regarding this problem?
Thanks,
B.