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No not really as I do not know what script your sites uses. Usually the database credits are stored in a global config script for your application. You'll need to go through your sites files and  find that file, open it and change the database credentials to the the ones supplied by your host.

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OK all jobs done! I opened my sql file in Notepad++ and renamed it to suit the new database provided by my new host, edited some lines to also match and, hey presto it worked. I was expecting "could not connect to database" but no.

 

A couple of things did not pull over but too few to worry about.

 

Thanks guys for the advice.

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