I have two backups for comments on my blog. I need to merge them, but I can’t figure out how – if I import one file, it overwrites whatever was there, so I either end up with one set of comments (several years worth, from the beginning until nine days ago) or the other set (comments for the last nine days).
Any of you database geeks willing to help me out?
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Michelle:
Send me what you’ve got: blog version, database version, and the SQL scripts. It sounds like the row-IDs of the old posts are the same (largely) as the row-IDs of the news ones. It should be a straight-forward case of changing the new post’s row-IDs to be non-conflicting with the old rows.
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-Emo