- Navigate to WP Data Access > Data Explorer > Data Backup
- Select the tables you want to backup
- Define a unique backup id
- Select your backup location (backup to local or dropbox folder)
- Define a backup interval or select Run once
- Define the number of backup files you want to keep
- Navigate to the Data Explorer
- Click on button Import data/Execute script(s) at the top of the screen
- Choose the backup file you want to recover from your local or Dropbox folder
- Click on the button Import file/Execute script(s)
- You need to define and activate at least one storage device in Data Backup Settings to use the Data Backup tool
- Data backup files can be written to a local folder or a Dropbox folder
- To write backup files to your Dropbox you must first grant access to the WP Data Access Dropbox app (which does not yet have production status)
- Exported SQL files can be imported into a WordPress database with a different table prefix. The WordPress table prefix is replaced during export by variable {wp_prefix}, which is replaced by the WordPress table prefix on import. If you want to use another tool for import, disable the checkbox “Export with variable WP prefix” in Back-End Settings on the Manage Plugin page. With “Export with variable WP prefix” disabled full table names will be written to the export file.