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Importing MySQL Database


Simplest kind is the best kind in technology and it is an art.
  1. Open phpMyAdmin
  2. Click on databases
  3. Select the database in which you want to import your data.
  4. Click on the ‘Import’ tab present in row at the top of your screen.
  5. Under the heading ‘File to import’ click on the ‘Choose File’ button.
  6. Locate the file located on your system.
  7. Now click ‘Go’ button.

 


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May 16th, 2011 | Tags: , | Category: MySQL

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