On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 5:00 PM, Hans wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> this is a little offtopic, but maybe you can make things a little bit clearer
> for me.
>
> I had had a webserver hosted by a provider, which is switched off since a
> year. From this server I got a backup of a sql
backup of a sql database. The system that ran
that time, was wordpress, and the database is called something like
"bla_bla_wp2016018_911.sql.gz"
On this website I wrote some blogs, which I want to have back.
So my question: Are these blogs content in this database? And if yes, can I
On Wed, 28 Jun 2017 10:00:00 +0200
Hans wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> this is a little offtopic, but maybe you can make things a little bit clearer
> for me.
>
> I had had a webserver hosted by a provider, which is switched off since a
> year. From this server I got a backup o
On Wed, 28 Jun 2017 15:12:26 +0200
Hans wrote:
> Hi Greg,
> huu, that looks quite difficult for me.
> > Start by actually reading the compressed backup, using zless. See
> > whether it looks like an SQL dump. If it does, then you can
> > proceed to the next steps.
> >
> Ho dso I do thi
Hi Greg,
huu, that looks quite difficult for me.
> Start by actually reading the compressed backup, using zless. See whether
> it looks like an SQL dump. If it does, then you can proceed to the next
> steps.
>
Ho dso I do this? I unzipped my *.sql.gz and have now *.sql file. How can I
see
On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 02:25:55PM +0200, Hans wrote:
> sqlbrowser looked best promising, but my sql databases can't be opened with
> it. I want to export the *.sql file into a new database, but I get stuck with
> an error. Telling ???e "unknown statement: 1#, unrecogized token: 1"#"", so
> it
sqlbrowser looked best promising, but my sql databases can't be opened with
it. I want to export the *.sql file into a new database, but I get stuck with
an error. Telling ḿe "unknown statement: 1#, unrecogized token: 1"#"", so it
looks like a format error.
Well, I do not know, what is causing
On Wed, 28 Jun 2017 10:53:02 +0200
Hans wrote:
Hello Hans,
>Maybe I should precise my question: How can I restore my data from this
>sql database on my desktop? Is there a tool to extract my blogs?
'sqlitebrowser' _may_ be of some assistance.
Disclaimer; I've only use
looking for.
After restore, you can browse the tables to find your blogs using
Tora, phpMyAdmin, or any other tools.
All the data will be of course with html tags.
Maybe I should precise my question: How can I restore my data from this sql
database on my desktop? Is there a tool to extract my
Hi Hans,
> Maybe I should precise my question: How can I restore my data from this sql
> database on my desktop? Is there a tool to extract my blogs?
>
> I do not want to build a webserver with php and wordpress and so on, just
> extract my blogs. Phpmyadmin needs a webserver to r
e, you can browse the tables to find your blogs using
> Tora, phpMyAdmin, or any other tools.
> All the data will be of course with html tags.
>
Maybe I should precise my question: How can I restore my data from this sql
database on my desktop? Is there a tool to extract my blogs?
I do
Hi Hans,
> I had had a webserver hosted by a provider, which is switched off since a
> year. From this server I got a backup of a sql database. The system that ran
> that time, was wordpress, and the database is called something like
> "bla_bla_wp2016018_911.sql.gz"
i supp
Dear list,
this is a little offtopic, but maybe you can make things a little bit clearer
for me.
I had had a webserver hosted by a provider, which is switched off since a
year. From this server I got a backup of a sql database. The system that ran
that time, was wordpress, and the database is
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
> Sorry, but I do not quite understand. If I use imapd with SQL database
> support (what's a good one that does this?), don't I still need to
> create user accounts on the system so the smtp server can deliver to
>
Sorry, but I do not quite understand. If I use imapd with SQL database
support (what's a good one that does this?), don't I still need to
create user accounts on the system so the smtp server can deliver to
the user directory (or some other location).
I'm actually looking for a web
On Wed, 2001-08-22 at 21:21, Eric Boo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to ask, which GPL/BSD licensed web mail program out there
> stores info in an SQL database?
Most do. IMP is fairly nice: http://www.horde.org/imp
> Most importantly, it must store the user and password
Hi all,
I would like to ask, which GPL/BSD licensed web mail program out there
stores info in an SQL database?
Most importantly, it must store the user and password in the database
and not touch the /etc/passwd
Thanks, and regards.
Eric
John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Randy Edwards writes:
> > Both have excellent manuals and tutorials.
>
> Being in the process of teaching myself SQL by way of PostgreSQL, I have to
> say that the PostgreSQL docs fall far short of my definition of
> "excellent".
I'm afraid that I'd agre
On Fri, Jun 09, 2000 at 04:26:26PM -0400, Randy Edwards wrote:
>MySQL is faster, but at the sake of some redundancy/features. MySQL also
> has a quirky, non-free license.
>
>PostgreSQL is slower but is a fuller SQL implementation. It's also DFSG
> free.
Someone did some benchmarking awh
Randy Edwards writes:
> Both have excellent manuals and tutorials.
Being in the process of teaching myself SQL by way of PostgreSQL, I have to
say that the PostgreSQL docs fall far short of my definition of
"excellent".
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI
> I wanted to setup a Apache+PHP3 Intranet Database Server,
> Orcale, MySQL or PostgreSQL, which one is more easy to
> learn and config also better supported by Apache+PHP3 ?
As far as ease of learning I'd say they're a tossup, six in one hand,
half-dozen in the other (not saying I'm an expert
On Fri, Jun 09, 2000 at 21:21:37 +0800, Alex Kwan wrote:
> I wanted to setup a Apache+PHP3 Intranet Database Server, Orcale, MySQL or
> PostgreSQL, which one is more easy to learn and config also better
> supported by Apache+PHP3 ?
I haven't worked with Oracle, but I suspect it is quite complex (g
Hi!
I wanted to setup a Apache+PHP3 Intranet Database Server,
Orcale, MySQL or PostgreSQL, which one is more easy to
learn and config also better supported by Apache+PHP3 ?
Alexander Kushnirenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have MySQL database and sometimes need to modify few entries there. So far
> I was doing it using SQL language, which is not very convenient in this
> situation. Is there simple SQL database editor to do that?
With a Post
Hi,
I have MySQL database and sometimes need to modify few entries there. So far
I was doing it using SQL language, which is not very convenient in this
situation. Is there simple SQL database editor to do that?
Thank you,
Sasha.
Jeff Noxon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Postgresql runs like greased lightning. In some tests involving
> 0.5 million records of a few K in size, it blew away MS SQL Server.
> I think it was version 6. Postgresql runs well, although it does have
> some limitations. ODBC was the main weakness I
See http://www.tcx.se/benchmark.html for some interesting benchmarks
comparing several common db systems including oracle, ms-sql, pgsql,
and others.
For a pretty comprehensive comparison of database system limitations
and capabilities, see http://www.tcx.se/crash-me-choose.htmy
I use MySQL for
On Thu, Nov 19, 1998 at 04:58:00PM +, Martin Oldfield wrote:
> Does anyone have a feel for the relative performance of the various
> SQL databases in Debian ? I'd also be interested to know how these
> compare to something like Oracle (under either NT or Linux).
>
> I'm looking to manage two d
Does anyone have a feel for the relative performance of the various
SQL databases in Debian ? I'd also be interested to know how these
compare to something like Oracle (under either NT or Linux).
I'm looking to manage two databases: one of roughly ten thousand
records a few k in size, the other 1
Timothy Phan wrote:
>Hi,
>
> Has anyone done any benchmark/comparison between these databases?
>mSQL, MySQL, PostGres95
> in term of performance, application interfaces such as perl, tcl,
> and drivers such as odbc, jdbc, etc.
There have been some comparisons on the PostgreSQL m
Hi,
Has anyone done any benchmark/comparison between these databases?
mSQL, MySQL, PostGres95
in term of performance, application interfaces such as perl, tcl,
and drivers such as odbc, jdbc, etc.
Thanks!
--
Timothy C. Phan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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