Migrating Your MySQL Database
Published September 21, 2016
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Your MySQL database can be exported into a single file using the mysqldump command. We can use this command to migrate our database to another …
Your MySQL database can be exported into a single file using the mysqldump command. We can use this command to migrate our database to another …
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