: I am now thinking about using MySQL as my main office DB. Is
: it going to be
: easy te retrieve dta if there is crash or worse case senario
: my OS dies? I
: guess this is a back up question really?
Try to backup your DB as often. "mysqldump" utility is mostly for that.
gt; From: Neil Tompkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2001 1:49 PM
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> Subject: Re: Backup Data
>
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> Thanks for your reply. What about replication ? I've looked at this, but
> everyone says read the
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Subject: RE: Backup Data
> There are two methods that I commonly use to move data from mySql into
> Access.
>
> The first is to use a myODBC connection and simply import the tables.
Given
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There are two methods that I commonly use to move data from mySql into
Access.
The first is to use a myODBC connection and simply import the tables. Given
the size of your database (small that is) this would be quite quick assuming
that you are able to establish an ODBC connection to your databa
