BTW, I found a way to get the data restored. If I run the MySQL command
prompt and do Source //risa/backup/data/fccamp.sql; it executes the SQL in
the back up file, and seems to restore all of the data. Why the MySQL
Administrator doesn't work is beyond me. I would rather that it does, but I
don't have an explanation. Does anyone else?
Jesse
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From: "Jesse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "MySQL List" <mysql@lists.mysql.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 3:30 PM
Subject: Restore Problem
I've got a backup that is scheduled by MySQL Administrator, which appears to
be happening without a problem. However, I just tried to restore that
backup on my machine, and the data doesn't appear to be restoring properly.
The original database was on our web server, where the backup occurs each
night automatically. I've downloaded the backup to my machine, and tried to
restore it using MySQL Administrator, and it goes through the motions, but
the data has not been changed in my database here. What could I be doing
wrong here?
Thanks,
Jesse
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