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You could use PHPMyAdmin: Go to the "export" tab and use the "Save as file" option

• wenbert 18y ago
  Exporting the database? But then I would still have a lot of rows in the database. What I was trying to say is that I archive the "old" records in the database and still have the currently used ones available. How do you go about this?
  • elijahbuck 18y ago
    What is your criteria for a record being "old"? Once you've established your criteria, just archive the database as it is now and then drop the rows that match your oldness criteria.
    • wenbert 18y ago
      I imagine that I have also to query down to the dependent tables?