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Duplicate rows in phpmyadmin
- Thread starter Sapoios
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edenwax
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So to make sure I understand what you're saying, you want to copy the contents of one row to new row in phpMyAdmin.
Assuming the ID is auto-incrementing, you can simply click on the checkbox to the very left of the row, click "Copy" at the bottom, then click "Go" at the bottom of the copy page. If the ID isnt auto-incrementing, you can change it in the Copy screen.
Hope that helps.
Assuming the ID is auto-incrementing, you can simply click on the checkbox to the very left of the row, click "Copy" at the bottom, then click "Go" at the bottom of the copy page. If the ID isnt auto-incrementing, you can change it in the Copy screen.
Hope that helps.
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