This article introduce a tool (DLL) that can backup/restore MySQL database in .NET Programming Language and some sample codes on how to use it. It is an alternative to MySqlDump.
On the other hand, this tool uses native .NET language to handle all values and parameters, therefore it can handle Unicode/UTF8 character (multi-language) well.
Another benefits of making this tool is, we don't have to rely on two small programs - MySqlDump.exe and MySql.exeto perform the backup and restore task. We will have better control on the output result.
This tool is develop in C# but useable in VB.NET.
The most common way to backup a MySQL Database is by using MySqlDump and MySQL Administrator.
MySQL Administrator is good for developers, but, when comes to client or end-user, the recommended way is to get every parameter preset and all they need to know is press the big button "Backup" and everything is done. Using MySQL Administrator as a backup tool is not a suitable solution for client or end-user.
On the other hand, MySqlDump is another tool that can customize within code to meet specific situation. However, MySqlDump has compatible problems while handling with Unicode characters, for example Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Russian characters. The data will corrupt during the encoding between MySQL database and MySqlDump.
This tool (MySqlBackup.dll) can helps developer to build the big button "Backup" for end-user (so everything done automatically) and solves the Unicode encoding error that might cause by MySqlDump.
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On the other hand, this tool uses native .NET language to handle all values and parameters, therefore it can handle Unicode/UTF8 character (multi-language) well.
Another benefits of making this tool is, we don't have to rely on two small programs - MySqlDump.exe and MySql.exeto perform the backup and restore task. We will have better control on the output result.
This tool is develop in C# but useable in VB.NET.
The most common way to backup a MySQL Database is by using MySqlDump and MySQL Administrator.
MySQL Administrator is good for developers, but, when comes to client or end-user, the recommended way is to get every parameter preset and all they need to know is press the big button "Backup" and everything is done. Using MySQL Administrator as a backup tool is not a suitable solution for client or end-user.
On the other hand, MySqlDump is another tool that can customize within code to meet specific situation. However, MySqlDump has compatible problems while handling with Unicode characters, for example Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Russian characters. The data will corrupt during the encoding between MySQL database and MySqlDump.
This tool (MySqlBackup.dll) can helps developer to build the big button "Backup" for end-user (so everything done automatically) and solves the Unicode encoding error that might cause by MySqlDump.
Read More...
I guess you came to this post by searching similar kind of issues in any of the search engine and hope that this resolved your problem. If you find this tips useful, just drop a line below and share the link to others and who knows they might find it useful too.
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