Subject | mysqldump equivalent? |
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Author | hamsder |
Post date | 2004-04-15T16:54:17Z |
Hello all,
I have a fair amount of experience with MySQL, a bit with PostgreSQL,
and just a touch of Oracle. I'm trying to get up to speed with
Firebird, and am a bit confused.
With a small mysql db I'm used to being able to dump the schema and/or
the data to text files which are sql statements that, if re-run, will
recreate the database. (mysqldump lets me do it from the command
line, or I can use something like phpMyAdmin for a web GUI.) I can
then do things like edit the schema file with a text editor, reload
the db using the edited schema file, and reload data by sourcing the
data file.
What's the right way to do this kind of stuff in the Firebird world?
Thanks for your help,
-Emile
I have a fair amount of experience with MySQL, a bit with PostgreSQL,
and just a touch of Oracle. I'm trying to get up to speed with
Firebird, and am a bit confused.
With a small mysql db I'm used to being able to dump the schema and/or
the data to text files which are sql statements that, if re-run, will
recreate the database. (mysqldump lets me do it from the command
line, or I can use something like phpMyAdmin for a web GUI.) I can
then do things like edit the schema file with a text editor, reload
the db using the edited schema file, and reload data by sourcing the
data file.
What's the right way to do this kind of stuff in the Firebird world?
Thanks for your help,
-Emile