StoreGrid : MYSQL Backup
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StoreGrid can backup MySQL databases on a local machine using mysqldump.exe. It lists database names by querying mysql.exe. Admins must configure MySQL settings in StoreGrid for backups to work properly. Restoring MySQL databases requires additional steps like navigating to the MySQL folder and running commands to import the restored .sql files.
StoreGrid : MYSQL Backup
- 1. MySQL Backup
- 2. StoreGrid can be configured to backup the MySQL Database(s) available in the local machine. StoreGrid uses the internal MySQLDump utility (mysqldump.exe) to backup MySQL Database(s) and it uses the MySQL Exe (mysql.exe) to list the database names in the files/folders tree in the "Add Backup Schedule" page.
- 3. Steps install StoreGrid in service mode with administrative privileges. configure the MySQL settings through "Administration->Advanced Options" and click on the "MySQL Settings" icon in the left hand side. Without correct values for MySQL settings, StoreGrid will not be able to list the databases to be configured for backups in "Add Backup Schedule" page. Before configuring MYSQL Settings
- 4. My SQL is now available in the tree
- 7. Restoring MySQL databases in Windows require a couple of extra steps. Please follow the instructions detailed below in sequential order. Follow the steps for a regular restore operation and restore the required database backup files. Once restored, the required files are now in their designated locations: <Restore Path>\<Temp_Dump_Location>\<Backup_Name>\<Database_Name>\<Restore_File_Name> The restored MySQL database files end with an extension ".sql".
- 8. In order to use the restored database, please follow the steps given below: Open windows command prompt utility Start > run > cmd Navigate to MY SQL folder and type the following command “ mysql –u root –pvishal123 < “C:\vishalrestore\c-drive\program Files\Vembu\StoreGrid\plugin-data\mysqlserver\database\vishal\vishal.sql”