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Old 03-07-2009, 11:43 AM
edmanley edmanley is offline
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Default Access DB to MySQL on my website

I need to host a contacts database on my website.

I created it in MS Access and used an Access-to-MySQL program to convert it.

That conversion gives me four files, file types .frm, .myd, .myi and .opt.

I used FTP to upload those files to the root of my site.

Tech support says read this tidbit for instructions:
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Regarding import via PHPmyAdmin, please refer to the URL below, it will provide you with information about this:
http://www.hosticananswers.com/quest...ySQL+Databases
but that helps me not at all... it still wants me to point to a text file, which I do not have. Nor is the database I FTP'd to the site in the database list.

MySQLDatabases wants me to create a new database, creating each data field... that can't be right I don't think. I already have the local MySQL database and FTP'd the files to the root of my website.

MyPHPAdmin has an import function, but it asks me to point to a text file, not one of the four file types mentioned above.

I have spent hours wading through help and documentation files looking for instructions.

What is the proper method of posting an existing local MySQL database to my website?

Last edited by edmanley; 03-07-2009 at 12:01 PM.
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