Destination Server and Database

Enter the connection information of the destination MySQL server and select or enter a database for storing the source data.

Click here to read more about Connetions and General options

Select an existent database: Select an existent database on the destination MySQL server to store the source data. Please fill out the General options and then click the arrow of the destination database list to get the databases on the destination server. You can enter an existent database name manually if it's not in the list. Please note that the database name is case sensitive.

Create a new database: Create a new database on the destination MySQL server to store the source data. The database will be created when the task is running. You can enter a database name or use the MACRO variables to create a new database every time. Please ensure the name is different from any existent databases. You can use the following MACRO variables:

%DATABASE%: The name of the source database.
%DATE%:The date when the destination database is created ( in the "YYYY-MM-DD" format ).
%TIME%: The time when the destination database is created ( in the "HH-MM-SS" format ).
Note: You can insert any valid character ( letters, figures, underline, etc.) between two MACRO variables, but please don't change the MACRO variables which are surrounded by '%'.

Note: The current MySQL user must have enough privileges to create a database on the destination MySQL server.