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Is it possible to convert a .mysql file to a .sql file?
For the records, I finally managed to load my dump into Acquia Dev Desktop after renaming the file to .sql and specifying/using exactly the same database name as the original database name. …
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Is it possible to convert a .mysql file to a .sql file?
I am facing an issue with a MySql dump file (i.e mydump.mysql) generated by a Drupal export module. I am trying to import it on a local Drupal installation via Acquia Dev Desktop. … When browsing for my dump file, this application filters for .sql, .sql.gz and .mysql files. I thought it would load my .mysql easily, but I get an unsupported file type .mysql error. …
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