>>>> 2011/08/10 08:16 +0200, Johan De Meersman >>>> Yes, the MySQL binary log can be read (and thus, re-executed) by the mysqlbinlog utility. <<<<<<<< Yes, but what is the best means of picking up the changes from the instance where there were changes to the instance that is a copy? Is it best to copy the log and that so use "msqlbinlog"? Or is it better so to use "msqlbinlog" that it makes SQL statements that I copy to the other instance?
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