I tried to create a PHP script to update our local database to server database, when we click a button "Upload data" from PHP script.
I searched but could not find any PHP script for that.
How can we update our data to server. I checked MySQL replication, but we want it through PHP script.
You could dump the data from one database into a local file
e.g. using https://github.com/2createStudio/shuttle-export
and then you can import that into another database.
e.g. Import mysql dump using php
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So i have successfully, created a db instance with minimum security,database is postgres, and pgadmin4 is showing my remote db instance, i also have created a table in my db instance using that pgadmin, and the dbinstance log has shown the changes made. Now how to run a php script for a simple database operation? where should i paste the .php file ? Like what to do after this?
I'm having an old project which have server language is php. The project have .sql file database. How can we deal with this .sql file (i.e open in database program like MySQL workbench) to see the list of table and the corresponding data type, and real data type store in that table?
Any help is much appreciate.
P.S.: My php folder is zip and download from production server. I need to find out the incorrect data in .sql table (i.e see table content, real data inside)
.sql file is actually a database dump. You will have to import it using any MySQL management tool like phpmyadmin or MySQL workbench. See this thread
How can I import data into mysql database via mysql workbench?
I have a PHP codeigniter page which sends data to database every 4 seconds from a device. The page also has options to change the status of the connected device.If there is a problem with the internet connection ,i need to run the page locally and sent the data to local database and later synchronize both the remote and local database so that they are the same.I need a mechanism to synchronize the 2 databases at equal intervals of time.When the site is run live the data go to the remote database.The mechanism should sent the data from remote database to local database also at these intervals.Please share your thoughts.my local server is XAMPP.Remote server is cpanel.
This might help:
have you tried using Replication in MySQL
here:
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/replication.html
You can actually solve your problem but you need to code it and it might be complex and you might also have a problem if you are using an auto increment IDs to solve this try using a custom ID for each record.
I've Installed XAMPP Server, and running localhost for web development Purposes. And Database used is MySQL, In MySQL installation i've created a user named "Rahul" And set a Password for that user.
And this PHP script :https://www.dropbox.com/s/mxeq8o2cryvmps5/Php.php?dl=0
Returns "Database created successfully", So where is the Database file stored Physically on my PC,
How can i Find the Database (.db/.mdb) File, So as to directly View and Upload to a hosting server?
Open phpMyAdmin and Click on database which you want to you want to upload to the server.
then click on Export option and then choose SQL and press go.
It will create the .sql file which contains all the queries which will create exact copy of your database on server.
and if you currently wanted to see which data it contains then export that database in other format such as CSV or wordpad or PDF format...
While you want to upload that database on server just go in phpMyAdmin of server and import that .sql file...
On my older computer's HDD, I have WAMP5 installed with MySQL and PHPMyAdmin. The data is in the folder. How do I get that data that is in three files? The data is at E:\wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.5.24\data\fbdb, I can see it.
I want to import the country table to the fbdb database, these are the files I have from it: country.MYD, country.frm and country.MYI
What do I do with these files to add to new database?
Assuming you've created an 'fbdb' database on the new computer, just copy the country.* files you've found into the 'fbdb' folder under your new machine's MySQL data directory, and restart the MySQL server -- as long as it's the same version or newer as the MySQL server on which the table was created, this should be all you need to do, as the MySQL engine will automatically check, and if necessary update, the 'country' table from those files.
You should export and then import the desired parts of your database from your old disk to your new disk, or even the whole database. First you export what you need into a file then you can use that file to import it into the database. Read this forum thread for more information.