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Old 11-24-03, 09:12
tsunami tsunami is offline
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migration db from freebsd 2 win

hi everyone,
im trying to migrate the mysql database from freebsd to [dont ask] windows xp. Once I succesfully did the opposite, it was just a matter of copying the database files. but with this situation, when I copy the database files from the freebsd box [at /var/db/mysql] to the win box, winmysqladmin tells me it cant find any database. and im sure I put it at the right location. [C:\mysql\data]
anyone familiar with this situation?
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Old 11-28-03, 01:21
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Any database has its own directory in the "../mysql/data" directory, check this on your freebsd machine. Also you could see this on the win machine because MySQL creates database "mysql" - so, you should find there the "mysql" directory.

Hope this helps.
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Old 11-28-03, 13:07
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Re: migration db from freebsd 2 win

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hi everyone,
im trying to migrate the mysql database from freebsd to [dont ask] windows xp. Once I succesfully did the opposite, it was just a matter of copying the database files. but with this situation, when I copy the database files from the freebsd box [at /var/db/mysql] to the win box, winmysqladmin tells me it cant find any database. and im sure I put it at the right location. [C:\mysql\data]
anyone familiar with this situation?
I think this is not a goo d idea.
Dump all database with mysqldump and then import to the winxp
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