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You can use mysqldump to create a simple backup of your database using the following syntax.
[username] - this is your database username [password] - this is the password for your database [databasename] - the name of your database [backupfile.sql] - the file to which the backup should be written.
The resultant dump file will contain all the SQL statements needed to create the table and populate the table in a new database server. To backup your database 'Customers' with the username 'sadmin' and password 'pass21' to a file custback.sql, you would issue the command:
You can also ask mysqldump to add a drop table command before every create command by using the option --add-drop-table. This option is useful if you would like to create a backup file which can rewrite an existing database without having to delete the older database manually first.
If you'd like restrict the backup to only certain tables of your database, you can also specify the tables you want to backup. Let's say that you want to backup only customer_master & customer_details from the Customers database, you do that by issuing
Hi everyone! I'm new in Access and I want to know how can I create a query that would make the column headers appear as dates when I type a date range?
tblImports ======== Date Ordered|Items Ordered 07/12/12 07/14/12 07/16/12 | PC | Router | Mouse
July 10 | July 11 | July 12 | July 13 | July 14 | July 15 | July 16 ========================================= | | PC | | Router | | Mouse