<?php
//---- EXAMPLE FILE - BACKUP
//---- Including the class.
include 'mysql_backup.class.php';
//---- Database host, name user and pass.
//---- Change these to match your mysql database.
$db_host = "localhost" //---- Database host(usually localhost).
$db_name = "test" //---- Your database name.
$db_user = "root" //---- Your database username.
$db_pass = "" //---- Your database password.
//---- The name of the file which you want restore data from.
// You need to use physical path to this file. e.g. ../data/backup.txt
$output = "backup.txt";
//---- this must be the same as the one you used for backup.
$structure_only = false;
//---- instantiating object.
$backup = new mysql_backup($db_host,$db_name,$db_user,$db_pass,$output,$structure_only);
//---- calling the backup method finally creats a file with the name specified in $output
// and stors everythig so you can copy the file anywhere you want. This file will be
// restored with another method of this class named "restore" that is described in
// example-backup.php
$backup->restore();
?>
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