Hi!
I've just put version 1.02 up. The main new features in this are:
1. Mysqldump functionality. You can now dump your database into a text file just like the mysqldump utility. For those who are not familiar, this means your data will be recreated in a text file as a series of SQL commands. You can then move this to another server, even another type of database.
2. Import/Export improved. You can now specify what field names you want to import/export.
3. Direct connection. If you only have one database, you can just put the login info in the config file and go straight into that database, useful if you are not managing a mysql server, but rather just your own database.
I think there are still a few issues left in the mysqldump as we didn't have a chance to test it as fully as we'd like, so please don't rely on it 100% just yet (i.e. don't assume that it's a perfect copy of your data just yet).
We will most likely be putting up a new version in the next couple days as we wanted to add the ability to read back in a sql file (so you could dump and then restore all from the web), and at that time we will tighten up some of the dump features.
But please, do have a look and let me know (through the forum) if you find any bugs.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
I've just put version 1.02 up. The main new features in this are:
1. Mysqldump functionality. You can now dump your database into a text file just like the mysqldump utility. For those who are not familiar, this means your data will be recreated in a text file as a series of SQL commands. You can then move this to another server, even another type of database.
2. Import/Export improved. You can now specify what field names you want to import/export.
3. Direct connection. If you only have one database, you can just put the login info in the config file and go straight into that database, useful if you are not managing a mysql server, but rather just your own database.
I think there are still a few issues left in the mysqldump as we didn't have a chance to test it as fully as we'd like, so please don't rely on it 100% just yet (i.e. don't assume that it's a perfect copy of your data just yet).
We will most likely be putting up a new version in the next couple days as we wanted to add the ability to read back in a sql file (so you could dump and then restore all from the web), and at that time we will tighten up some of the dump features.
But please, do have a look and let me know (through the forum) if you find any bugs.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
Version 1.02