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How to Back up and Restore MySQL Database in VPS

Backing up and restoring a MySQL database on a VPS (Virtual Private Server) involves a few steps. You can use the mysqldump utility to back up the database, and then you can use the mysql command to restore it.

1. How to backup and restore MySQL database without MYSQL installed?

Login to MySQL server.
Open a command window.
Input a run command.
Backup MySQL Database using the following prompts
C:> mysqldump --user=[DatabaseUserName] --password=[Password]  [DatabaseName] > [DatabaseBackupFile]
Restore MySQL Database using the following prompts
C:> mysql --user=[DatabaseUserName] -p  [DatabaseName] < [DatabaseBackupFile]