You can also Download, and Delete the ZIP archives with the SQL backup. - Simple and easy to use interface to Backup and Restore MySQL tables.
- Supports both PDO and MySQLi for accessing MySQL databases in PHP.
- You can select the MySQL tables which to backup.
- The backup of the MySQL tables it is saved into a ZIP archive on server.
- You can Restore, Download, and Delete the ZIP file with backup from server.
- The script can be easily translated and used in other languages, without affecting the code.
- Easily to integrate into a CMS or other PHP project to add the backup MySQL database functionality. - PHP 5.4+
- Modern Browser with JavaScript enabled (Mozilla-Firefox, Google-Chrome, Opera, Internet-Explorer 9+).
- Copy the script on your server (with all its content).
- Set CHMOD 0755 (or 0777) permissions to the "backup/" folder on your server (it is used to store the ZIP files with the SQL backup).
- Access the "sbmd/bkmysql.php" file in your browser, with the address from server; for example: http://localhost/sbmd/bkmysql.php
- Add your connection data (MySQL server, Username, Password, Database name) to connect to your MySQL database. Then you can backup MySQL tables, and restore, download or delete the backup.
• If you want to use the script in other language, translate the texts from the lang_en.json file and save it in other "lang_...json" file, with the indice of the language, for example for Chinese save the texts in the "lang_ch.json". The texts in the ".json" file must be stored in valid JSON format. Then, change the value of the $lang variable in the "bkmysql.php" file (line 4) with the same indice ($lang ='ch';). - If you want to use the backupmysql class into a CMS or other PHP project, include the backupmysql.class.php file in your project.
- The object instance of the backupmysql class requires two arguments: the indice of the language (used for the "lang_...json" file; default "en"), and the directory name where the backup files are saved (default "backup/").
Example:
include 'backupmysql.class.php';
$obj = new backupmysql('en', 'backup/');
- Then you can use these methods:
- setMysql($conn_data) - store connection data in the $mysql property. Receives array with: ['host'=>'mysql-server', 'user'=>'user-name', 'pass'=>'password', 'dbname'=>database-name].
- getTables() - returns array with all the tables in database (database name stored in: mysql['dbname'] property).
- getListTables() - returns array: ['f'=>'form', 'er'='error message']. The "f" key contains a form with checkboxes with the tables returned by the getTables() method.
- getSqlBackup($tables) - returns a SQL string format with the backup of the tables from the $tables parameter (array with the tables name to backup).
- saveBkZip($tables) - creates ZIP archive with the SQL backup returned by the getSqlBackup($tables) method, and saves the archive in the directory from the $dir property. Receives array with the tables name to backup.
- getListZip() - returns form with radio-buttons with all the ZIP archives stored in the folder added the $dir property.
- restore($zp) - restores the backup tables. The $zp argument contains the name of the ZIP archive with the SQL file (stored in the folder added in the $dir property).
- getZipFile($zip) - returns the ZIP file for download, from the folder added in $dir property. Receives the name of the ".zip" file.
- delFile($file) - deletes the $file from the folder added in $dir property.
• Home Page: http://coursesweb.net/php-mysql/simple-backup-mysql-database_s2
- This script is Free, and Open Source. You can use, modify and publish it freely.