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Date: 05/01/00
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on 5/1/00 6:55 AM, Tim McGuire at tim.mcguire <email protected> wrote:
>
> I would like to be able to save some database content to a text file on the
> client's machine. If I could achieve a SaveAs dialog (or similair) and then
> spool the information into the file that would be great. I have a few vague
> ideas on how to achieve this, but any help, pointers would be appreciated.
>
> TIA
I would take a look at the phpMyAdmin source, it does exactly what you want,
downloads a copy of a MySQl table. Either scheme, data, or both.
DAve.
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