Automatic Backup Scheduler for MySQL for Windows

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Automatic Backup Scheduler for MySQL is an easy-to-use and professional automated MySQL backup and recovery software. It can be used to automatically back up the local and remote MySQL databases on Windows, Unix, Linux, Ubuntu, Mac OS and all operating systems. The utility can be used to back up MySQL database to the SQL files, the other MySQL server or database on schedule (minutely, daily, weekly, monthly). It will automatically compress and password MySQL backup files to ZIP / GZIP archives and upload them to your FTP server and Email box (Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, etc.). MySQL Full Backup, Incremental Backup and Differential Backup are available. With Windows Service function, you do not need to log in Windows system for scheduling backing up and restoring. Using MySQL Backup Command Line Program, you can manually back up and restore MySQL databases without GUI. Automatic Backup Scheduler for MySQL works as a stand-alone utility. It's not necessary to have MySQL installed on your local computer to perform backups or restores. Key Features User friendly GUI interface with professional task scheduler. Unlimited number of MySQL databases and servers. Ability to create MySQL Full Backup, Incremental Backup and Differential Backup. Ability to compress the MySQL backup files to ZIP or GZIP archives with password. Ability to automatically upload the MySQL backup files to FTP or Email box (Free SMTP Server). Ability to connect MySQL server by TCP/IP, SSL, SSH, Compression, Shared-Memory, Named Pipe, Socket protocols. Ability to back up the newly-created MySQL databases. Ability to back up and restore the huge MySQL databases (larger than 100GB). Ability to select databases from the SQL backup files when recovery (Reverse Parse). Ability to automatically delete the expired MySQL backup files. Ability to back up and restore all items of MySQL (Tablespaces, Databases, Tables, Views, Triggers, Stored Procedures, Functions, Events, etc.).