spyros
Well I just did pretty much the opposite. From Linux to XP. Take a look at
mySQLDump. I don't have the exact syntax in front of me, but I dumped out
the database into a .SQL. This contains both the SQL to create the tables
and the data. Then on the target machine I created the new database:
C:\mysql\bin\my sqladmin create xyz -u root
Where xyz was the name of the database I wanted to create.
Then I imported the attached file using something like
C:\mysql\bin\my sql xyz < xyz.sql -u root
You'll have to look up the mySQLdump documentation (you can dump the entire
DB or just certain tables) and of course where I've used a DOS path yours
will be something like /mysql/bin/<whatever>
HTH
Rob
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I want to move a MySQL Database 3.23.54-max-nt from a Windows 2000
Server to a 4.0.14-max on a Redhat Linux Server.
Any idea will be welcome.
Thanks
Spyros