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hey there, does anyone know a better program to use than phpmyadmin, i cant restore a database backup beacuse the file is to big for phpmyadmin to process, but funny, ...
  1. 10-16-2005 #1
    Carus
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    good mysql tools?

    hey there, does anyone know a better program to use than phpmyadmin, i cant restore a database backup beacuse the file is to big for phpmyadmin to process, but funny, it was ok enough for it to spit out. i was just wondering if you guys could share with me some of your favorite or just tools you may like to run mysql query's
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  2. 10-18-2005 #2
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    i tend to use phpMyAdmin... but if it doesn't work, why not just use the command line:

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    mysql -u <user> -p -D <database> < file.sql
    iirc, that should work.
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    I use webmin as a front end for mysql

    http://www.webmin.com
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    Quote Originally Posted by farslayer
    I use webmin as a front end for mysql

    http://www.webmin.com
    Webmin is also cool... i forgot that could do MySQL aswell
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    Another "cool" backup-tool for mysql (php based). Try it! phpMyBackupPro
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  6. 12-23-2006 #6
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    Yes MySql Query Browser and it's coordinates are also available as an subordinate to phpmyadmin..
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