![]() Here testdb1 is created to import tables phpMyAdmin creating database Go to Import TabĪfter creating the database go to the import tab and select SQL file.Īs shown browse your computer and select a file to import in the database Import data in phpMyAdmin Click on GoĪfter selecting the file scroll down you will find the go button.Ĭlick there it will start uploading the database file phpMyAdmin Uploading SQL fileĪfter successfully uploading tables it will show all tables in the database. XAMPP Import database in phpMyAdmin: Importing Database in phpMyAdmin Create a Database where you want to import the database. ![]() It will download the database in the testdb.sql file Export the database by clicking on go buttonĮxport Method can be used to download all of a few tables from the database.Įxport method type custom can be used to select tables to download. The different export format is as below phpMyAdmin Export Formats Go to the export tab as shown in the below image Go to the export tab Export the database by clicking on the Go buttonĪs you are now in an export tab, below this tab you will find the Go button.Ībove the Go button, there are various formats to export data. Here we are selecting testdb to export Select Database Go to the Export tab Select the database to which to want to backup. On the left-hand side, it shows the list of all databases available in Mysql. phpMyAdmin Home Page Select your database ![]() You can open directly h ttp://localhost/phpmyadmin if your server is running with Apache and MySql services. Here I am using the XAMPP server I have started XAMPP Apache and MySql Services.Ĭlick on XAMPP MySql Admin it will open the following page ![]() How to import the database in PHPMyAdmin XAMPP is the same as below how to export database in xAMPP: First, open your phpMyAdmin XAMPP export database: Export and Import MySql Database is very easy anyone can easily import and export it.įirst, let us see how to export the database from phpMyAdmin XAMPP export database from phpMyAdminįollow these steps to export Mysql Database ![]()
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