e data from
memory to media and the format of the data on the media is usually
determined by a number of factors (type of data, type of media, is the
data intended for human or machine use, etc.). So I am not sure there ARE
any standards for database export formatting (I did a quick Google and
didn
tually exists (at
> least not in any modern literature). There are many ways to move data from
> memory to media and the format of the data on the media is usually
> determined by a number of factors (type of data, type of media, is the
> data intended for human or machine use, etc.).
ern literature). There are many ways to move data from
memory to media and the format of the data on the media is usually
determined by a number of factors (type of data, type of media, is the
data intended for human or machine use, etc.). So I am not sure there ARE
any standards for database export
Hello,
Are there any good rfcs or other documents that would assist in the
discussion I'm having with our organization's Oracle programmers in
regards the following:
Oracle DB -> MySQL
They recommend:
~ col~col ~col~ col'",~col
NOTE::I placed the '" in for a reason.
I am looking for:
"col","col"
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From: Edd Dawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Database export
I have a 4GB database which i ne
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 1:39 PM
Subject: Database export
> I have a 4GB database which i need to move to another hosting company.
> The source and destination databases are mysql so there is no
> conversion issue.
>
> My que
I have a 4GB database which i need to move to another hosting company.
The source and destination databases are mysql so there is no
conversion issue.
My question is has anyone any recomendations on which is the best
method for doing this. I am aware of doing a database dump and then
importing int
Usually it is not in the folders that are listed below. It is in one of
the server's folder that you don't usually have access to view.
Since you have only ftp you need to install phpMyAdmin from phpMyAdmin.net
on your server, htdocs.
Export your database using mysqldump dbname > somename.sql
Check with your ISP.
You need shell access.
ashok wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> sir,we have to upload mysql database on our website,the isp people has enable mysql
>for our websites,now we wanted to upload or export the mysql table,
> please give us the suggetion where to upload the tables and how odbc h
hi,
sir,we have to upload mysql database on our website,the isp people has enable mysql
for our websites,now we wanted to upload or export the mysql table,
please give us the suggetion where to upload the tables and how odbc has to be enable,
when we are connecting to our site through ftp we ar
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