Currently I'm using Auto Backup for MySQL Professional Edition, this is a commercial solution.
I'm looking for a free tool that will let me backup just one MySQL database (at a time).
I've searched Google but found nothing that I felt was good/recent.
Anyone?
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phpMyAdmin?
I use Navicat personally, but it's not free
Take a look at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/mysqldump.html if you have shell access (or can run shell commands through php)
I use Navicat personally, but it's not free
Take a look at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/mysqldump.html if you have shell access (or can run shell commands through php)
also you can go to the mysql site they have tools for free there. used to be mysqladmin, but they recently changed the name. think it might be workbench now not sure haven't used them in a while.
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I use MySQLadmin & also MySQLworkbench.
Both good tools, very quick and easy to use.
I'd guess that you'd also be able to do it through cpanel (if you have it)
Both good tools, very quick and easy to use.
I'd guess that you'd also be able to do it through cpanel (if you have it)
Thanks for the reply's!
I need a tool I can run from my Pc at home to make a backup of my remote database to my local disk.
I need a tool I can run from my Pc at home to make a backup of my remote database to my local disk.
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Personally I would just create one...it's really not that difficult. On your remote server you would need a script to do the backup execution and compression. Then on your local server have a script that calls the remote script to execute the backup, once it outputs a completed message, the local script then FTP's into the server, gets the file and downloads it. Once downloaded, it deletes the remote file (if you want to do that) and closes the ftp connection
Tell that to a non-coderJAY6390 wrote:Personally I would just create one...it's really not that difficult.
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haha fair enough. Another good option would be to use a script already out there. Pretty sure there are scripts that will backup and email you the database. While I realise this doesn't save the file, it does give you a complete backup that you can send to any server in the world! 
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