Database Backup - Revision history

PeterRobert at 04:58, 25 March 2021

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-<span class="btn-grey"><historylink type="back">&#129032; Back</historylink></span>
+<div class="btn btn-grey btn-back">{{#fas:arrow-left}} Back</div> <div class="btn btn-grey btn-admin">{{#fas:cog}} Administration</div>
 <hr>
 From admin go to [[File:adminnavbartools.png|link=]] '''Tools &rarr; Database Backup'''

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 <span class="btn-grey" style="color:#0088dd;">'''[[ADMINISTRATION|&#x1F809; ADMINISTRATION]]'''</span>
 <hr>
-From admin go to '''Tools &rarr; Database Backup'''
+From admin go to [[File:adminnavbartools.png|link=]] '''Tools &rarr; Database Backup'''
 *Click <span class="btn-grey">Backup</span> to see this:
 <div class="mainpage_box">

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 *'''No Compression (Pure SQL)''' is already selected - this can be left as is.
 *'''Download only (do not store server side)''' checkbox is unticked - leave unticked to save on the server - tick this box to save to the downloads folder on your computer - it is advisable to do both.
-*Click <span class="btn-blue">Backup</span> - the database SQL file will then show on the page when complete if it is saved on the server - it will be saved in the file path shown on the page.
+*Click <span class="btn-yellow">Backup</span> - the database SQL file will then show on the page when complete if it is saved on the server - it will be saved in the file path shown on the page.
 If the database has been stored on the server, it can be restored by:

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 If the database has been stored on the server, it can be restored by:
 *Click the file.
-*Click <span class="btn-blue">Restore</span>
+*Click <span class="btn-grey">Restore</span>
 If the database has been downloaded and saved on your computer, it must be restored by accessing your database on your host server account and importing the file - see <big>'''[[phpMyAdmin]]'''</big>

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 <hr>
 From admin go to '''Tools &rarr; Database Backup'''
-*Click <span class="btn-blue">Backup</span> to see this:
+*Click <span class="btn-grey">Backup</span> to see this:
 <div class="mainpage_box">
 [[File:toolsbackupmanager.png|link=|1500px]]

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 </div>
 *'''No Compression (Pure SQL)''' is already selected - this can be left as is.
-*'''Download only (do not store server side)''' checkbox is unticked - tick this box to save on the server - leave unticked to save to the downloads folder on your computer - it is advisable to do both.
+*'''Download only (do not store server side)''' checkbox is unticked - leave unticked to save to the downloads folder on your computer - tick this box to save on the server - it is advisable to do both.
 *Click <span class="btn-blue">Backup</span> - the database SQL file will then show on the page when complete if it is saved on the server - it will be saved in the file path shown on the page.

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 *Click <span class="btn-blue">Backup</span> - the database SQL file will then show on the page when complete if it is saved on the server - it will be saved in the file path shown on the page.
-If the database has been stored on the server, it can be restored from admin by going to '''Tools &rarr; Database Backup''', click the file and then click <span class="btn-blue">Restore'</span>.
+If the database has been stored on the server, it can be restored from admin by going to '''Tools &rarr; Database Backup''', click the file and then click <span class="btn-blue">Restore</span>
 If the database has been downloaded and saved on your computer, it must be restored by accessing your database on your host server account and importing the file - see <big>'''[[phpMyAdmin]]'''</big>