Log into your Control Panel.
From Basic Tools, click Database Tools.
Choose a Database Tool:
File Importer:
The following steps assume you have uploaded an
SQL file via FTP to the root directory of your
Web site. For information about uploading a file
via FTP, go to
Publishing with WS_FTP (UNIX).
From Database Administration, click File
Importer.
From MySQL Input, in the Input File text box,
enter the name of the SQL file to be imported.
In the Output File text box, enter the name of
your choice for the log file to be generated and
click Submit.
To designate where the output file is sent, from
Send Output to, click to choose File or Display.
In this example, the File is used as the output
designation. Depending on which selection you
choose, the following information may vary.
A message displays stating the output file has
been created. To display the output file in your
browser window, click Click Here for the Output
File. To return to the MySQL menu, click back to
mSQL menu.
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Monitor Tool:
From Database Administration, click Monitor.
From MySQL WWW Monitor, in the Commands to
submit text box, enter an SQL Statement and
click Submit.
In this example, an SQL Create Table Statement
is used.
To return to the MySQL menu, click back to mSQL
menu.
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Schema Viewer:
From Database Administration, click Schema
Viewer.
From MySQL Schema Viewer, in the Table Name text
box, enter the name of the table you want to
view and click Submit.
If you click Submit without entering a table
name, a list of table names for your database
displays.
Your table data displays.
To return to the MySQL menu, click back to mSQL
menu.
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Database Dumper:
From Database Administration, click Database
Dumper.
From MySQL Database Dumper, in the Table Name
text box, enter the name of the table for which
you want to dump data and click Submit.
If you click Submit without entering a table
name, all table data in your database is dumped.
Your table data displays. This information can
be copied and entered into the Monitor of
another account to duplicate your entire
database on another server.
To return to the MySQL menu, click back to mSQL
menu.
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