mysqldump can be used to extract the table(s) from the old database. This
creates a file with the SQL statements to recreate the table which can be read
into into the new database with mysql command. As long as you are going from a
MySQL DB to another this will work fine. If you are moving from
Hi,
My suggestion is to first create the apps using Django, then create the
models respecting the database structure you are willing to migrate, run
the makemigrations, migrate which will create a new database with tables
having the same structure as those you want to migrate.
After that, use
Hi, my engine is mysql
Yes, there is data in the table I want to migrate into the new database.
CUS THE DATABASE I WANT TO MIGRATE TOO IS AN APP IN DJANGO
On Mon, 20 Mar 2023, 20:20 nef, wrote:
> Hi Adekola,
> Can you provide more details?
> Which database engine are you using? Version? Is
Hi Adekola,
Can you provide more details?
Which database engine are you using? Version? Is your table have data or do
you want to migrate the structure...?
How this is related to Django?
Thanks
On Monday, 20 March 2023 at 08:12:20 UTC+1 Adekola Aderonmu wrote:
> Hi guys,
> I have an external
Hi guys,
I have an external database with a particular table, and I want this table
to be on my new database. How do I go about the migration of the table
from the external database into the new database?
THANK YOU
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