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Mainwindow
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Next to the main-window there are 3 dialogs, where you can configure your access to the database and the options for the scheduler:
- Main window
- Definition of MySQl-profiles
- Setup of the backup-scheduler
- Restore dialog to restore sql- or backup files.
| Main Window
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| With the DumpTimer you can execute instant backups of databases/tables or can setup a schedule of backup (and restore) times.
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| Definition of MySQL - Profiles
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| You can setup the access to different MySql-Servers or different databases
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| You can access the database via the MySql - API - Library *libmysql.dll* or via a special PHP-Script
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If you use the PHP-Script, you have to copy it on your webserver.
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| The script will test the configuration of your webserver
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Insert your MySql user data and then save your configuration.
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| Setup of the backup-scheduler
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| In this dialog the databases, tables, the time and the location can be configured.
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| Select the MySql-Profile with the databases you want to back up
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Select the tables, which you want to backup.
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| There are different options to configure the DUMP-backup-file
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Setup of the backup-scheduler
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| You can set how many copies of backups should be kept before they were deleted.
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If you want to transere a table after the backup into an other database sou can configure it here.
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| Restore dialog to restore sql- or backup files
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| Ether you can restore tables from backups you have made with the DumpTimer oder from SQL-Dump-Files.
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| Select the type of restore
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If you restore tables from a SQL-file, select the file. The content of the file will be listed.
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