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I need my database to be in sync across two local computers, without using a server in between. After some research I thought I could use Git hooks to do the task for me.
I have a 400MB *.sql file which is a dump from a MySQL database. I now want to import this to a new database. I used phpmyadmin but it breaks after a few minutes because it cannot handle such large da
I\'m trying to use mysqlimport to import text files to a mysql database.The problem is that the linux box I am importing the text files from will not have an installation of mysql and I am importing t
I\'ve tried: mysqlimport --local--fields-optionally-enclosed-by=\'\\x254\' --fields-terminated-by=\'\\x14\' testdbmessages.txt
I\'m a excel file where i\'ve Chinese content and i want to import them into my tables. My table is set utf-8 collation and my excel sheet has three worksheets.
I\'m trying to move a database table to another server; the complication is that the machine currently running the table has little to no space left; so I\'m looking for a solution that can work over
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We are running an import of an existing product table into a new table of our own. The import script we\'ve written runs perfectly and inserts the right amount of rows (6000 or so). However, after the
I\'m importing a legacy db to a new version of our program, and I\'m wondering if there\'s a way to开发者_开发问答 not import some columns/tables from the dump, and rename other tables/columns as i im
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