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Restore Mysql database

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  1. honglung

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    Hello,

    I feel cpanel is very good. I used to it but my webhost suspend suddenly. I lost all the data and cannot enter the host again. I have backup the mysql database from cpanel. How can I restore it in other host that do not support cpanel ?

    Thank you /!!!!

    kelvin so

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    #1 honglung, May 24, 2003
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    Is the dump as .sql file?

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