tried two different methods and neither are working.
First I tried using :
mysqldump dbName > backup_file.sql
mysql dbName < backup_file.sql
as the manual outlines, but I have a number of foreign keys resulting
in errno=150 because the second command above is trying to restore
data which is supposed to be linked to data in other tables that don't
exist until that table is reached.
So then I tried :
mysqldump --disable-keys dbName > backup_file.sql
mysql dbName < backup_file.sql
But that did not work either. The most obvious choice at this point is
to create a script to restore the tables in the proper order, but this
seems kind of tedious and a maintenance headache if tables are added /
changed in the future.
Next, I tried to simply copy the entire folder for the database. This
folder contains *.frm files only (we have created all InnoDB tables).
I created the database first then copied the files over to the
appropriate folder. When I try to look at the table using the MySQL
Control Center I get the error "Error 1016 : Can't open file
'filename.InnoDB' (errno : 1)"
I even moved the entire mysql installation folder, but received the
same error???
Any help would be appreciated.
