Hi,
first thanks for your response
Are you using InnoDb or MyISAM? If you are using Inno, I would add
--single-transaction to your mysqldump command within the Perl script and
flush the logs prior to doing the backup and not backup the new bin-log file
until the next.
No, there is a mixture
Hello everybody,
i have a Question concering MySQL-Backups in a Master/Slave Replication-Setup
(MYISAM and InnoDB Tables) and incremental Backups using the Binary-Logs from
the Slave.
Well, in case something will go wrong (hopefully not) I'm currently trying
to implement a recovery System.