For now it take us 12 hours to copy the data by using "scp", it will probablly take us
1 week to finish the mysqldump.it takes too long, we dont want do it.
We are not useing any float type columns in our tables, is it still ok to copy?
Thank you!!
--Alex
alex ye <[EMAIL PROT
ve at preserving
your data.
It would be worthwhile testing this on a small subset of your data, with
and without the -C switch. It might also be possible to pipe the mysqldump
output to gzip so that the size of your resultant disk file(s) would be
minimized.
Ted
At 11:20 PM 10/4/2004, alex ye wro
u can do to protect floats and the like is to use
mysqldump to dump them to a .sql on the 32 bit system then import them
again on the 64 bit system.
-Eric
On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 16:38:13 -0700 (PDT), alex ye wrote:
> Does anyone has the experience on migrating mysql server from 32bit sysem to a 64bit
&
Does anyone has the experience on migrating mysql server from 32bit sysem to a 64bit
system?
Can data files(from 32bit system) be readed properly by mysql server after copy to a
64bit system?
Thank you in advance!
--Alex
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