On 28-Jun-00 Armand A. Verstappen wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> ...
>
> To backup your database I would:
>
> Stop the mysql server, copy all relevant files to a safe location (your
> database is stored as files on your filesystem in the end), restart the
> mysql server.
Its easy to use mysqldump. You can dump only the midgard database (with the
complete table definition) or the complete contens of your mysql data.
mysqldump midgard > midgard.dump
To restore it, first remove (a possible exisiting) database:
mysqladmin drop midgard
Then restore your dumped midgard db:
mysqladmin create midgard
mysql midgard < midgard.dump
best regards
Ralf Eisinger
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