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mysqldump with wildcard table matching - David Winterbottom
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Mysqldump on DreamHost - ntdln
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| | Here's another DreamHost tip, this time for using mysqldump to export a MySQL database. You could always use phpMyAdmin to export a database, but there are times when the mysqldump command is eithe...
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bobby-tables.com: A guide to preventing SQL injection in {currlang}
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git_backup.pl - a simple script to backup with git :: endot - eschew obfuscation (and espouse elucidation)
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| | For a while now, I've been backing up the few WordPress blogs that I run for various people with a very simple script that followed this algorithm: Copy files to a temporary directory. Dump the MySQL data into a file in that directory. Tarball it up. Scp that file to another server that I run. At the time, I did this because it was the simplest thing that could possibly work.
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Understanding and Resolving the "SQLite Database is Locked" Error | Beekeeper Studio
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| When working with SQLite databases, encountering a "database is locked" error can be a frustrating roadblock. This tutorial explains why this error occurs and provides practical solutions to resolve it, complete with code examples and their expected outputs.