We will now create database backup using PHPMyAdmin and then restore it via PHPMyAdmin. sql with actual path to your dump file that you have transferred above. Replace with root or actual user of database, also make sure to replace. Once database is created it is time to restore your dump using the command below mysql -u -p <. Replace with name of database and your database will be created. You can also create database using command line, first login to your MySQL server: mysql -u root -pĬreate database create database If you are using CyberPanel you can create database using this guide. Step 1: Create Databaseīefore doing the restore you need to create database where this dump will be restored. Log into your server via SSH where you have transferred this file. Second step is to restore the dump file we've just created above. Once MySQL dump is created, you need to move this file to the server where you want to restore it, you can use this guide to move this file: Transfer files over ssh Step 2: MySQL Restore from Dump using Command Line sql will be the resulting file once the dump is done, so give it some friendly name.

Replace with the datbase you want to create backup for.Replace with actualy password of the above user.Replace with user who have access to database.To create MySQL dump you need to have user and its password (this user should have access to the database). Once inside SSH, run the command to create the dump sudo mysqldump -u -p >. To create the dump you need to SSH into your server, you can read our other article regarding transfer files over ssh in which we've explained how to SSH into your server using Bitvise.

But in this tutorial we will create the dump using command line. Usually people don't run into problems while creating the dump, so you can also do that via PHPMyAdmin. The first step is to create MySQL dump from command line. Step 1: Create MySQL Dump from Command Line We will first create and restore MySQL backup using command line.

Step 2: MySQL Dump Restore using PHPMyAdmin.

Step 1: Create MySQL Dump from PHPMyAdmin.

Step 2: MySQL Restore from Dump using Command Line.

Step 1: Create MySQL Dump from Command Line.

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