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.sql vs .mysql file type - Any difference?
Old 07-13-2010, 01:18 AM .sql vs .mysql file type - Any difference?
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I am using using a WordPress plugin that generates a tarballed .sql file
as part of a database backup routine.

I am also using a Drupal module that generates a .mysql file on a different site as part of a database backup routine.

Any difference between the two file types?
Does PHPMyAdmin import both files the same way?
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Old 07-13-2010, 02:22 AM Re: .sql vs .mysql file type - Any difference?
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Look at the content.
99% chances there are the same: scripted SQL commands to restore datas and structures.

The file extension is meaningful only to windows. Every other systems I ever worked with don't use nor need a file extension to recognize the content of the file.
So, I would not base myself only on an extension to recognize a file source.
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