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- php - General purpose remote data backup and download - including . . .
I want a PHP based solution to backup database (only data and not code) of a remote server and download the file I know that Shell based solutions are better for doing such things (running a shell script on local system and connecting through SSH to remote system) but it is a requirement to have a PHP based solution where knowing a URL and
- nosql - MongoDB: how to create a local full database backup from . . .
At the moment and without better knowing, I can create a local DB copy of the complete Database (using No-SQL-Booster) and delete all the old data in the remote DB to reduce the remote file size I am looking for a way to export all new remote data into one big local DB to have all historic data together in one DB
- how to mysqldump remote db from local machine - Stack Overflow
mysqldump from remote server use SSL 1- Security with SSL 192 168 0 101 - remote server 192 168 0 102 - local server
- Backup remote SQL Server database to local - Stack Overflow
If you are just wanting the database structure you could script the database out to a file This would let you save it locally If you also want the data though doing a full backup is the quickest way I know of EDIT I would use the T-SQL BACKUP comand and include WITH COPY_ONLY to backup the database, since you stated this is a "live
- Copy mysql database from remote server to local computer
mysql -u username -p -h remote site com The syntax for mysqldump is identical, and outputs the database dump to stdout Redirect the output to a local file on the computer: mysqldump -u username -p -h remote site com DBNAME > backup sql Replace DBNAME with the name of the database you'd like to download to your computer
- SQL Server Backup to a Remote Server - Stack Overflow
Yes Exactly the same syntax as the normal backup command, but replace the path as appropriate, eg: BACKUP DATABASE [DB NAME] TO DISK [\\server\share\path]
- How can I backup a remote SQL Server database to a local drive?
The answers above are just not correct A SQL Script even with data is not a backup A backup is a BAK file that contains the full database in its current structure including indizes Of course a BAK file containg the full backup with all data and indizes from a remote SQL Server database can be retrieved on a local system
- backup - How do I back up a remote SVN repository - Stack Overflow
This is a complete backup of your repository data including history, but is not directly readable by a subversion client If you need to restore this data, use the standard svnadmin tools: svnadmin create c:\backup-repos svnadmin load c:\backup-repos < repos dump Haven't done any testing, but this might end up being slower than svnsync
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