Hi,
Depending on what’s in your post, whether there is custom field or category or tags… it links up to a few tables.
Therefore, it’s not a good way to look directly into database backup.
You should create a localhost WordPress installation and import your database backup. Then look for the post via WordPress admin.
Thank you.
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duff1
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And when my database is restored on the temporary site, how can I transfer the missing posts?
I can’t just restore the database without overwritting existing data? I can’t see that kind of option in phpmyadmin’s import and could be easier.
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duff1
(@duff1)
I followed your recommendation to import the database in a fresh new WordPress.
Next, I exported all the posts with Tools -> Export and saved the XML file.
After that, I removed the posts already in my site and simply imported the file. I removed some posts by ignoring if WP would overwrite them or create duplicate. Can you answer me on this?
Thanks for your advice!
Hi,
And when my database is restored on the temporary site, how can I transfer the missing posts?
Find them in your WordPress admin.
Manually copy the content and create on your live site….
I can’t just restore the database without overwritting existing data? I can’t see that kind of option in phpmyadmin’s import and could be easier.
Nope, don’t think it’s possible.
Thank you.