If mysql were master then suppose you could use mysqlbackup to dump the mysql
db regularly. Then you could do something like a diff on the previous dump and
the recent dump to create an imcremetal update for the s7 box.
You can mysqlbackup here: http://www.ocsny.com/main/index.ocs?url=mysqlbackup
Cheers,
Mikel
UN Services wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It may sound strange, but the fact is that I'm needing to share data between
> one M$SQL7 and the MySQL. It's one business envoirnment that is migrating
> from one to the other, and in the meantime (until the new system does have
> all the features developed) I may still need to query the data in different
> structure.
>
> Did anyone has any information about putting MySQL either as a master or as
> a slave in a automatic replication configuration with M$SQL7 server ? I'm
> not talking about simultaneous updates, but only updates at MySQL to be
> replicated at M$SQL7 server, obviously in different machines, one running
> RedHat and other running WinNT.
>
> Thanks !
>
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