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2007-10-10       - By B. Keith Murphy

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Recover your files first and then you can see where you can go.  I
suppose you now have backup plans in place now?

Keith

David Winslow wrote:
> Hey,
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> Environment:
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> Windows 2003 server
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> Mysql 5.0 server
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> Problem:
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> Our server crashed and the c drive was formatted. Unfortunately we did not
> have a backup of the mysql databases which we were using. We can hopefully
> retrieve the file structure through a file system recovery utility.
>
> What would the steps in order to restore the databases again ?
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