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Copy To Clipboard, How To Paste Into Table?

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    • #12017
      Elrinth
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      I really would like to know, because I didn't find anywhere in “FAQS”-pages for sqlyog about how copy and paste actually works. Anyways:

      I can select a few rows with tick boxes, then select copy to clipboard.

      How do I paste these rows into an other table somewhere (which has the same fields)?

      In my case, a client had added a few products in a table on the live site. So I had to copy over those products into our closed test server. I manually copied field content between the two databases. Luckily it was only 3 products this time.

    • #31000
      Mahesh
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      You can't paste those rows into other table, you can copy those selected rows and paste those in an editor ( like in SQLyog editor, Notepad etc…)

    • #31001
      Elrinth
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      'Mahesh' wrote on '28:

      You can't paste those rows into other table, you can copy those selected rows and paste those in an editor ( like in SQLyog editor, Notepad etc…)

      Ok, then where do I suggest that it should be possible to do this?

    • #31002
      Mahesh
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      Quote:
      In my case, a client had added a few products in a table on the live site. So I had to copy over those products into our closed test server. I manually copied field content between the two databases. Luckily it was only 3 products this time.

      — OK .. You want to synchronize rows(records) between two similar tables then you can use a feature called “Database Synchronization” it “synchronize” data (complete database or individual tables) on two servers/host. It utilizes advanced checksum algorithms for comparison

      of the data and can be very effective in “finding out” which data must be INSERTed, UPDATEd or DELETEd on either of the hosts to bring them “in sync”.

      Please read this documentation regarding Database synchronization:

      http://www.webyog.com/en/whitepapers/Using_SQLyog_Enterprise_to_Effectively_Synchronize_MySQL_Databases.pdf

      As I understood that you have a Live server and testserver and you want newly added records in live site should get updated in testserver right ?

      You can achieve this using Database Synchronization tool of SQLyog ( Goto Powertools –> Database Synchronization)

      Please feel free to ask any question.

    • #31003
      Elrinth
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      'Mahesh' wrote on '28:

      — OK .. You want to synchronize rows(records) between two similar tables then you can use a feature called “Database Synchronization” it “synchronize” data (complete database or individual tables) on two servers/host. It utilizes advanced checksum algorithms for comparison

      of the data and can be very effective in “finding out” which data must be INSERTed, UPDATEd or DELETEd on either of the hosts to bring them “in sync”.

      Please read this documentation regarding Database synchronization:

      http://www.webyog.com/en/whitepapers/Using_SQLyog_Enterprise_to_Effectively_Synchronize_MySQL_Databases.pdf

      As I understood that you have a Live server and testserver and you want newly added records in live site should get updated in testserver right ?

      You can achieve this using Database Synchronization tool of SQLyog ( Goto Powertools –> Database Synchronization)

      Please feel free to ask any question.

      Well sort of. But in this very case. I only want 3 specific rows copied from the live to our local, not an actual synchro. (because we asked our client to stop working on the live and only on the test server, yet he fails and did this even so)

      I haven't really tried any of the power tools but I've heard from ppl who bought your software that there's alot of terrific stuff which really eases ones database work.

    • #31004
      Mahesh
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      OK .. there is another option to Copy Database/tables from one host to another.

      In your case you can select target server as TestServer and check “Drop if exists in target”.

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