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    Overwriting your database

    Is there a way to make it so that when i input a new database, it overwrites the old info instead of just giving errors.

    Reason beign, I want to replace my old database but I want to keep my custom stuff ^^

    Any ideas?
    Last edited by Nadromar; 03-10-2016 at 01:32 PM.

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    if youve got the full version of navicat, run a query for all your custom stuff, back it up and then wipe the db, then import it back in

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    i would suggest dumping the custom stuff you have and just deleting the table. simple ^^
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    In navicat lite you can simply click "Resume on Errors", Not sure if it overwrites though.

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    Originally Posted by Cece1 View Post
    In navicat lite you can simply click "Resume on Errors", Not sure if it overwrites though.
    nah it doesnt, you simply get the error "finished unsuccessfully"
    and if its a whole DB hes over writing thats gunnah be a shit load of errors...

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    Delete database? Then add new stuff? Lol

    But if you don't want to do that you could delete ranges like DELETE * FROM items WHERE entry BETWEEN 1 AND 18000;


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