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This page is a work in progress in November 2010. 

There are 3 areas of Moodle that should be backuped and thus can be restored:
*The database (for example MySQL)
*The files uploaded or created by Moodle ([[Moodledata directory]])
*The Moodle code itself

The location of these areas can be found in the [[Configuration file]].

== Restore database ==
Here are some ways to restore typical Moodledata bases such as MySQL

=== phpMyAdmin ===
The phpMyAdmin restore process is about as simple as it's backup process.  To restore:

Restoring a backup of a MySql database
# Open the database to restore
# Click the SQL tab.
# On the "SQL"-page, unclick the show query here again.
# Browse to your backup of the database.
# Click Go.

=== MySQLDumper ===
[TODO]

==Restore files==
There are 2 areas which can use the same techniques to backup and restore because they are stored in files and folders"  
*The Moodle code
*The [[Moodledata directory]]

== See also ==
* [[Site restore]] 
* [[Backup and restore FAQ]]
* [[Restore]]