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Auto-create folders when exporting sql to disk #1086

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Dwza opened this issue Jul 10, 2020 · 4 comments
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Auto-create folders when exporting sql to disk #1086

Dwza opened this issue Jul 10, 2020 · 4 comments

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@Dwza
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Dwza commented Jul 10, 2020

Actually I use HeidiSql every time when I want to make backups from different systems. It's a very nice tool.
Now to keep everyting nice ordered I have an export folder where I store my exports. But in some cases... there are to many files in one folder so I would like to seperate them in some kind.

Is it possible to let HeidiSQL create folders and not throwing an exception because the folder does'nt exist?

Because I would love to have a export path like: c:\Users\dwza\sqlBackups\%db\%y\%m\%d\%db_live_%y%m%d.sql
So everyting would be nicely sorted and could be found nicely as well :D

@ansgarbecker
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You mean these %.. patterns should auto-create non-existent folders, or?

@Dwza
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Dwza commented Jul 11, 2020

correct :) of course it could say some like "Folder doesnt exsist, do you want to create it?" or some similar.

@ansgarbecker ansgarbecker changed the title Create folder when exporting sql Auto-create folders when exporting sql to disk Jul 12, 2020
@peter17ji
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You mean these %.. patterns should auto-create non-existent folders, or?

Yes. I need this enhancement too.

@ansgarbecker ansgarbecker added this to the v11.2 milestone Aug 19, 2020
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Done for the next build.

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