both of 2 servers are MySQL.
how can I replicate a database to one server from another?
until now I zip the database folder and I extract the zip file in other
MySQL server.
But now I haven't permission to do this in Linux, instead I have admin
permision in MySQL.
One server run in WinXP (local) and one in the Linux (remote)
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<- Chameleon -> wrote: both of 2 servers are MySQL.
how can I replicate a database to one server from another?
until now I zip the database folder and I extract the zip file in other
MySQL server.
But now I haven't permission to do this in Linux, instead I have admin
permision in MySQL.
One server run in WinXP (local) and one in the Linux (remote)
Create dump of the database:
mysqldump -u username databasename > database_dump.s ql
Dump it into the target machine:
( Note this requires that you have _empty_ database called databasename
on the target machine. And you have rights to that. )
mysql -u username databasename < database_dump.s ql
If you have a password for username, use -p parameter with mysqldump and
mysql.
<- Chameleon -> wrote: both of 2 servers are MySQL.
how can I replicate a database to one server from another?
until now I zip the database folder and I extract the zip file in other
MySQL server.
But now I haven't permission to do this in Linux, instead I have admin
permision in MySQL.
One server run in WinXP (local) and one in the Linux (remote)
Create dump of the database:
mysqldump -u username databasename > database_dump.s ql
Dump it into the target machine:
( Note this requires that you have _empty_ database called databasename
on the target machine. And you have rights to that. )
mysql -u username databasename < database_dump.s ql
If you have a password for username, use -p parameter with mysqldump and
mysql.
using the load data command.
eg.
load data infile '/tmp/datastuff.csv' into table tabname fields terminated
by ',' enclosed by '"' ;
dp
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how can I replicate a database to one server from another?
until now I zip the database folder and I extract the zip file in other
MySQL server.
But now I haven't permission to do this in Linux, instead I have admin
permision in MySQL.
One server run in WinXP (local) and one in the Linux (remote)
using the load data command.
eg.
load data infile '/tmp/datastuff.csv' into table tabname fields terminated
by ',' enclosed by '"' ;
dp
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news:bo******** **@nic.grnet.gr ... both of 2 servers are MySQL.
how can I replicate a database to one server from another?
until now I zip the database folder and I extract the zip file in other
MySQL server.
But now I haven't permission to do this in Linux, instead I have admin
permision in MySQL.
One server run in WinXP (local) and one in the Linux (remote)
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both of 2 servers are MySQL.
how can I replicate a database to one server from another?
until now I zip the database folder and I extract the zip file in other
MySQL server.
But now I haven't permission to do this in Linux, instead I have admin
permision in MySQL.
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