I've got two databases Foo and Bar. Both databases have a table called
'zoop_t'. Foo's is the master copy (i.e. the one that gets updated)
and Bar needs to be updated if/when changes are made.
Currently, I'm mysqldump'ing that table from Foo at midnight via cron
and feeding it back into
Assuming that both databases are on the same mysqld instance setting
triggers to keep the table up to date should do what you want...
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 10:34 AM, Eric Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got two databases Foo and Bar. Both databases have a table called
'zoop_t'. Foo's
Hi Folks
I'm trying to copy a database table form one database to another on a
different server. Is it possible through myphpadmin, or do I need software?
If software, do you know of any good programs to do this?
Bob
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On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 2:58 PM, skills2go
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Hi Folks
I'm trying to copy a database table form one database to another on a
different server. Is it possible through myphpadmin, or do I need software?
If software, do you know of any good programs to do this?
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008, Daniel Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 2:58 PM, skills2go
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I'm trying to copy a database table form one database to another
on a different server. Is it possible through myphpadmin, or do I
need software? If software, do
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 3:26 PM, Tim McDaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008, Daniel Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The same question just received an excellent answer from Rolando
Edwards about ten minutes ago. Check the archive here:
How can I copy tables from one database to another on the same host?
Thanks for your help
Murthy
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Perhaps the easiest way is with CREATE TABLE... SELECT. For example,
if I have a database called NYCNH (by coincidence, I do!) which
contains a table called checks and I want to copy that table to a
database called TEST I could do this:
mysql create table test.checks select * from
Hi,
It is
Rename table name to database.tablename.
db-1
db-2
rename db1.tablename to db2.tablename.
This might help you out.
murthy gandikota wrote:
How can I copy tables from one database to another on the same host?
Thanks for your help
Murthy
Can you run into problems when copying tables with
foreign keys? I want to copy my Nations and States
tables, making versions designed only to hold lengthy
articles. I copied and coverted the States table
successfully, but I'm running into problems with the
Nations table.
I get an error message
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Can you run into problems when copying tables with
foreign keys? I want to copy my Nations and States
tables, making versions designed only to hold lengthy
articles. I copied and coverted the States table
successfully, but I'm running into problems
On 20 Nov 2002, at 12:54, Steve Buehler wrote:
What I am trying to do is to copy a mysql table to a new
table name in a PHP script.
Use the query SHOW CREATE TABLE $from_table to get the SQL
statement for creating the table, then do
$create_table_sql = preg_replace(
Thank You. I am not sure which one is faster because I don't have any HUGE
tables to test it on, but someone from the PHP mailing list gave me the
following that works like a charm.
create table table2 select * from table1
Thanks
Steve
At 02:09 PM 11/20/2002 -0500, you wrote:
On 20 Nov 2002,
On 20 Nov 2002, at 16:01, Steve Buehler wrote:
Thank You. I am not sure which one is faster because I don't have any HUGE
tables to test it on, but someone from the PHP mailing list gave me the
following that works like a charm.
create table table2 select * from table1
The problem with
Using PHP and MySQL.
I have looked and can't find the answer to this problem. What I am trying
to do is to copy a mysql table to a new table name in a PHP script. The
reason for this is to keep the original table the way it is and editing the
copy. Now, I know that I can go through a loop
--- Steve Buehler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I am trying to do is to copy a mysql table to a new table
name
in a PHP script.
An SQL statement similar to this might be what you are looking for:
create table tmp_foo as select * from foo
I believe this will fail to create any keys, indeces,
Hi,
I don't have the answer, but when that happens, the first thing I do is dig
around in phpMyAdmin(.org)... it's a web based GUI for MySQL, and most of
the time, when you do something (like copy a table), it shows you the query
used to do it... then you just need to copy it, and integrate it
Is there a way to copy a table from one mySQL machine to another without
implementing replication? The goal is be able to grab a copy of a table
from some other machine (without regard to master/slave relationships) in
some programmatic way without having to do a dump, copy file and rebuild.
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Dennis wrote:
Is there a way to copy a table from one mySQL machine to another without
implementing replication? The goal is be able to grab a copy of a table
from some other machine (without regard to master/slave relationships) in
some programmatic way without having
At 02:51 PM 10/14/2002, you wrote:
Is there a way to copy a table from one mySQL machine to another without
implementing replication? The goal is be able to grab a copy of a table
from some other machine (without regard to master/slave relationships) in
some programmatic way without
operation, without using mysqldump.
If your table is a MyISAM table, you can directly copy the table files
with scp or something, but then you have to think about having the server
flush the tables first, to make sure that you're not copying tables that
have some active operation going on them. Ick
Is there an easy way to copy/use the structure (not data) of a skeleton table to a new
table?
Thanks in advance
PS how long has the sql,query requirement been on this list?
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Thanks in advance
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Hi all, I have a thorny problem and I hope this is the right place, I've been
everywhere else I could think of. I have limited skills in this area.
I have a site with content management run by mysql/php (just to be original), using
two databases on the same machine. db1 is the working copy for
http://www.mysql.com/doc/R/E/RENAME_TABLE.html says:
As long as two databases are on the same disk you can also rename from one
database to another:
RENAME TABLE current_database.table_name TO other_database.table_name;
And as the user comments say, you can use ALTER TABLE with 3.22.
Copying
Hi,
I am using mySQL 3.22.23 on a Linux platform. How can I copy or move Tables between
different Databases? Is there a simple command for that? We do not have the
mysqlhotcopy command; is it safe to download and use for our mySQL version, and can it
do what I want it to do? I cannot find
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