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Invision to Vbulletin converter

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I have a backed up database in a .sql file. Im wondering how I can import it into another board. my previouse board is Invision board now i just install my vbulltin board on my server but i dunno how to upload my invision DB to v bulletin board. Or is there another app that can succesfully import a mysql databse?

pleasse help me out

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@sshole. CoLdFuSi0n was trying to give a helpful response and you flame. You are the worst kind of n00b.

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ya my thoughts exactly, someone joins on here asks for help someone gives it to them and tells the person helping not to post.

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Huh... if you own legal license why on earth do you need to ask that here? Besides, a guy was trying to help you and you bash him.

To convert you don't need to upload anything, besides uploading vbulletin, importers, installing board and then just use importers to convert your current database. Once it's done you can simply delete your old board files and database.

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