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Old 06-09-2003, 07:27 PM
Zern
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open up the command prompt ...

In this example I'm assuming you installed mysql to the C:\ (personally have it on E: but just follow along, replace C: with whatever drive you installed MySQL on)


use cd C:\mysql\bin

once inside the bin folder in the command prompt, type

"mysqldump [table_name] > [Name of new file which will have the dumped information]"


Also just a note about accounts .... if you don't dump the account table and character_ table ... be sure you match up the account ID's in the character_ table with the new account ID's being created in the new database as if you don't, your users are more than likely not going to have the same AccountID if they have to recreate.


-David