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Using MySQL workbench, how do you backup/restore the all your database's info?
Posted on 2012-12-23
Im using MySQL 5.5 and workbench 5.2 I would like to backup all my databases and all the complete data from my server then restore it on my local server. What is the best way to do this?
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In Workbench, from the main screen, you:
1. Select Manage Import/Export
under Server Administration.2. Select the server instance you desire
3. Select Export
In the left-side task bar, select export.4. Select database schema
In the main task area, select the database schema you wish to export.5. Select export type
Select "Export to self-contained file"6. Name the file
Define the export file name7. Select data dump options
Select what types of data to export (optional) using the checkboxes provided below the file name block.8. Create file
Click "Start Export"9. Upload newly created SQL file
The upload uses the "Data Import/Restore" option instead of the "Select Export" in step 3.10. Select Input source
Select "Import from self-contained file" in the task window.11. Find your created SQL file
Use the browse function to find your generated SQL file.12. Import
Click "Start Import"
If you are retaining the structure of all databases as an exact mirror, you can simply select all of the database schemas and compact them into a single file. The only reason you should need to do individual schema exports would be in a situation where you have different domains served from different servers.
The self-contained sql file will contain all of the databases selected, all tables, and all records. This includes all views and queries that are contained within the database schema, unless you select the option to exclude data and only keep the structure.
The self-contained sql file will contain all of the databases selected, all tables, and all records. This includes all views and queries that are contained within the database schema, unless you select the option to exclude data and only keep the structure.
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