If you’re migrating to a new server, restoring a MySQL database from a dump allows you to replicate your website or application’s data on the new environment.

Another way to recover a deleted MySQL table is to use backup files. Backup files are copies of your database or parts of it that you create periodically to protect your data from loss or corruption.

If you've never backed up your MySQL or MariaDB databases, now's the time. Jack Wallen shows you how to back up that data and restore it, in case your website has met an untimely demise.

How to Restore MySQL Database? In the above tutorial, we have seen how to take the backup of databases, tables, structures, and data only, now we will see how to restore them using the following ...

MySQL and MariaDB include two command-line tools that you can use to quickly backup and restore databases. The mysqldump tool is used to export the contents of a database to a text file, while the ...

Dump and restore from the command-line (using mysqldump). Dump and restore using PHPMyAdmin. You can also refer to Database Migration Guide for detailed information and use cases about migrating ...

To prevent data loss and damage in MySQL database for a variety of causes, to ensure the normal and efficient operation of information systems and websites based on MySQL databases, this paper takes ...