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Database replication, what to do?
Posted by: Robin Muilwijk
Date: July 09, 2005 08:56AM

Hi,

I need some basic help on how to replicate a database running under MySQL.

My working latform is as follows:

- i have the original database running on a finish hosting company. they do not have something like phpmyadmin. therefore i installed it locally on my pc, connecting to this database. on this local system, using phpmyadmin i see mysql 4.1.7. and phpmyadmin 2.6.3.

- the original database has charset latin1, default collation latin1_swedish-ci. this collation is also set for every table in a column.

- now the new hosting; this is on a plesk server with mysql 4.0.22 and phpmyadmin 2.6.0.pl3. on this server, using phpmyadmin, i can not run "show character set;" to show me default character set and collation.

The question is, how do i replicate the database? And can i use phpmyadmin?


So far, after having some issue with what i think are related to version differences, i was able to get the structure and data back up again on the new server. However, this remains the problem, all data is in a wrong charset/collation.

I do not have those collation columns on every table, stating the latin1_swedish-ci collation. Therefor all text is shown in the wrong characters when i look at it with phpmyadmin.

Can anyboy suggest a way to replicate? Maybe step by step? Things i am doing wrong regarding charset and collation?

Thanks so much in advance ! Fiting time here, since dns records will be updated if not stopped on time...need to get the DB up and running.

Greetings Robin

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