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Originally Posted by Lop
ahh, so, will it be the same .sql file for every install? You could do an extract on your computer and just manually make it into PHP. Do what Jordan did above and just add the SQL into the PHP instead of using a file. That is what most commerical PHP applications do these days.
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you're missing my point, I really am not lookgin foward to sitting down, and writing roughly 500 lines of SQL create tables, collums, etc.
I'm looking for a program, that takes a database file, and outputs PHP to create that database.