PHP MySQLDump Browser allows users/system admins to browse through MySQL Database Backups (Dump Files).
Users can view and extract individual table structures and or data from MySQL database dumps.
Use this script to avoid restoring entire backups to recover individual tables.
Database dumps complied by mysqldump and phpMyAdmin are compatible with this tool.
Note: This is an unoffical tool released under the GNU General Public License.
PHP MySQLDump Browser creators have no affiliation with Sun Microsystems.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Place the script on your webserver or webhost in the same directory as your MySQL backup dumps.
Run the script.
Choose which backup file you want to search. The script will search through the
dump file for table structures and data. Depending on the size of the dump, this may take some time.
Once the script has finished indexing the dump file, you may choose which table you wish to extract or
view. By default the results of your query will display in the iframe at the bottom of the page. However
you may download the results to file by clicking the download link above the iframe.
IMPORTANT: Remove PHP MySQLDump Browser as soon as you are finished.
COPYRIGHT AND DISCLAIMER:
THIS SCRIPT IS PROVIDED AS IS, WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE OF ANY KIND
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General
Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option)
any later version. If you change this script or add any features please tell me.
A great talk from Brad Traversy. Brad is the owner of Traversy Media. He is a great coder, mentor and teacher. I highly recommend subscribing to his channel on Youtube for more great videos and tutorials. Brad does a great job of presenting material in a fun and educational way. He speaks from heart and knowledge.
Just something that hit me this morning during prayer and reflection. Sometimes we get so wrapped up in what we can and can't do. I've learned it's better to focus on what you can do. Keep in mind, your best effort today isn't your all-time best. Keep working toward your goals. You'll get to be where you want to be in time. But for today, focus on what you can do. This applies everywhere: relationships, work, hobbies, sports and etc. Don't beat yourself up or be defeated over something you can't do. Focus on what you can do. The rest will come in time.
Been working on some more surface mount soldering practice. One of the reasons I'm focused on this right now is because my cousin has a project for me to work on that involves SMD work. I want to make sure my skills are up to par before going any further.
The completed kit above I got from eBay. It was less than dollar with shipping. Granted it took several weeks to arrive from China. But it was well worth it. I threw the quarter in there for scale. The kit has several sizes of resistors with different values. On the smaller units, I had to utilize a magnifying glass to do most of the work. I also was careful to use flux this time. I think that made a huge difference. Especially when it came to drag-soldering the IC. Speaking of. The IC is a LM339 comparator chip. But honestly I can't tell you exactly how it's used in this circuit.
Matter of fact, there isn't a whole lot of documentation with this kit. It's possible that the kit is mainly testing for polarity. If you get a lit LED after hooking 7-15 volts DC to it you're good. Kinda like a pass/fail test. Either you get a gold star or not. However it is a really good practice kit for the money. I've got some more kits lined up from Flyandance. Hopefully I will get around to doing those kits as well. I'll be sure to put them up too. See ya next time!
