How to Duplicate a Database using phpMyAdmin
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- Posted on : Jul 18, 2021
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To duplicate the database follow these steps:
2. Select the database from the list on the left and click the Operations option from the top bar:
3. On the next step, you need to specify a name for the new duplicate database in the Copy database to field.
Make sure the following options are selected:
'Structure and Data'
'CREATE DATABASE before copying'
'Add AUTO_INCREMENT value'
and then click the Go button:
4. Once the process is completed, you will see a message and the new database will appear in the list of the databases on the left side:
Itâ$™s also possible to copy the database manually. You need to follow these steps:
1. Log into cPanel > Databases section > MySQL Databases menu:
2. Create a new database following this article. We will use â$œnctests_wp952_copy2â$ database as the newly created one.
3. Once the database is created, navigate to phpMyAdmin menu:
4. Choose the database that you need to copy. (to select the tables, checkmark Check All under the tables) > click Export option from the top bar:
5. Select Export Method: Quick and Format: SQL
Click Go:
The selected database will be saved to your computer.
6. After that, select the newly created database from the left side of phpMyAdmin and click Import from the top bar:
7. Select the exported sql file from your computer using the Browse button and then click the Go button:
8. Once done, you will see a notification that your database was successfully imported and all the tables will appear in the new database:
NOTE: Maximum size of the database that can be imported in phpMyAdmin is 50MB. Larger databases have to be imported/exported via SSH.
That's it!
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