Evgeny,
Tuesday, May 28, 2002, 12:23:58 PM, you wrote:

>>> When try to use BACKUP TABLE, i get an error
>>> 'Failed copying .frm file: errno = 2' in the result table.
>>> What's the problem?

RC>> BACKUP TABLE write files with the user MySQLd is running...
RC>> So if your deamon run as mysql, you had to autorize user
RC>> mysql to write into your backup destination...

EC> well... it doesn't work even when i'm dumping it to '/tmp/test.sql'.
EC> i suppose '/tmp' is world writable.

If you use BACKUP TABLE to make database backup you should specify
_path_ to the backup _dir_, not for file:
       BACKUP TABLE mytable TO '/tmp';




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