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mysqlbackup.cmd v1.0 for Windows - by Michael Milette - www.tngconsulting.ca
Backup mysql database(s) and optionally compress it/them.
Syntax: mysqlbackup </?> [databaseName|-all] <zip|gzip|tar|7z>
- /?: Display help.
- databaseName: Name of a single database that you want to export.
- -all: Will export all of the databases except for except for information_schema and performance_schema.
- zip|gzip|tar|7z: (optional) Format into which to compress (each of) the SQL script file(s).
Note: MySQL database(s) will be exported into individual files.
subfind.cmd v1.0 for Windows - by Michael Milette - www.tngconsulting.ca
Very quickly lists all of the directories under the current directory containing the specified path (directories and/or file). This is especially useful when you have a bunch of similarly configured directory structures, such as websites, and want to locate those that have a particular file or folder, like a plugin, located in a specific location.
Syntax: subfind [subpath]
Without any parameters, helpful information will be displayed.
Example: subfind local\contact - This searches all of the folders in the current directory for a folder called "local\contact". This could be useful to identify which directories contain a Moodle local type plugin called "contact".
Example: subfind sites - This seaches all of the folders in the current directory for those that contain a directory called "sites". This could be useful to identify which directories are Drupal sites.
Example: subfind wp-config.php - This seaches all of the folders in the current directory for those that contain a file called "wp-config.php". This could be useful to identify which directories are WordPress sites.