> On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 03:51:34PM -0400, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> > i've logged into cpanel for my domain and, via phpmyadmin,
So MySQL?
On Sat, Apr 01, 2017 at 01:28:50PM -0400, Brenda J. Butler wrote:
> I'd be careful of deleting stuff willy-nilly, for fear of causing
> dangling foreign k
Some years ago I set up several wikis with Mediawiki, which uses SQL etc.
underneath. Later I discovered Dokuwiki which doesn't use a database. There
is some loss of functionality of course, but the whole structure can be just
copied or tarballed and reset elsewhere, and it is relatively easy to p
Maybe I missed it in your description, but what tech is the wiki based on?
Worpress, or something else?
I'd be careful of deleting stuff willy-nilly, for fear of causing
dangling foreign keys (or whatever the term is when you delete something
that another table references).
Of course, if you hav
n how to prune my current wiki so i
can move it
i'm in the process of relocating my domain crashcourse.ca and,
apparently, one of the databases (the one for my wiki) has gotten
monstrously large, i'm assuming because of all the history, so that's
it's now over 10G. most of
Of course you would do a backup before monkeying with it.
Google "mediawiki delete old revisions" to find relevant extensions and
features.
On March 31, 2017 3:51:34 PM EDT, "Robert P. J. Day"
wrote:
>
> i'm in the process of relocating my domain crashcourse.ca and,
>apparently, one of the da
Robert: You could do a select count (*) from table; for tables you think might
be large. Or select * from table limit 2; to see the first two rows of a table
and decide how 'heavy' a row is.
Mysqlworkbench is good for browsing. And does the wiki have a control panel
other than cpanel?
Then you
i'm in the process of relocating my domain crashcourse.ca and,
apparently, one of the databases (the one for my wiki) has gotten
monstrously large, i'm assuming because of all the history, so that's
it's now over 10G. most of that is just history and i have no interest
in keeping previous revisi
