--- Schalk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would suggest exporting your current database as a
> .sql file taking across
> all structure and data. Create your new database and
> run the .sql file on
> it.
Thanks for the tip. Let me just make sure I understand
the mechanics. Let's say I have a database named
"works" that features four tables. I want to make an
exact copy named "works2."
Would I export "works" as "works2," then create a new
database named "works2," then place the SQL file
"works2" inside the database "works2"?
Thanks.
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