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  1. #26
    and u can always backup full site using Cpanel

    regards

  2. #27
    Thanks for sharing!

  3. #28
    Thanks so much

  4. #29
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    Nice tutorial.

    I will make sure to use this when backing up!

  5. #30
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    Thanks for the great info

  6. #31

    schedule backup

    Quote Originally Posted by asfahaan View Post
    Is it possible to sechdule backups??
    On a windows server you can create a schedule task and use the mysqldump command:
    mysqldump --opt --host=localhost --user=myUser --password=myPass --result-file=C:\Backups\myBackupFile.sql myDatabase

    You also could use a backup tool to schedule your backups. I have used MySQLBackupFTP before. If you don't have many databases you could try the free version that allows you to schedule up to two databases.
    The tool also has some good features like sending the compressed backup to a remote FTP server and email notification.

  7. #32
    I use sqlyog to do that. Can even download databases over 100mb+ without any hassle.

  8. #33
    Quote Originally Posted by thewebhostingdir View Post
    Hi,

    Is there any way to backup using SHELL command?
    Backup sql command

    mysqldump -uxxxxx -pxxxxx db >db.sql
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