Where should be placed the DB ?

To clarify, public_html is typically the path of your website. When you set up mysql, it sets up a directory somewhere on your disk, by default. It is not in the same path, as previously explained.
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Yes, DB is my database. It was originally an Access DB. Then I created
the same structure with phpMyAdmin and exported my Access DB to MySql.
It was located under mysql/data.... and everything was ok. Now I
wanted to send everything to my server. The provider supports MySql and
PHP. Should I first reproduce the structure of my local DB with
phpMyAdmin on my server? And then import the data? In phpMyAdmin I see
only the button Exportieren... Should I export from my phpMyAdmin local
to the server??
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bettina DeleteThis @coaster.ch wrote:
> Yes, DB is my database. It was originally an Access DB. Then I created
> the same structure with phpMyAdmin and exported my Access DB to MySql.
> It was located under mysql/data.... and everything was ok. Now I
> wanted to send everything to my server. The provider supports MySql and
> PHP. Should I first reproduce the structure of my local DB with
> phpMyAdmin on my server? And then import the data? In phpMyAdmin I see
> only the button Exportieren... Should I export from my phpMyAdmin local
> to the server??
>

Bettina,

Yes, you must export your data from the local database. Ensure you export both
structure and data.

Then simply create the new database on the server (same name), and use
phpMyAdmin to execute the file you just exported as SQL statements.

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