Hi:
I am using mysql 4.1.10 for a while now, and i was wondering how
painful it would be to tweak the mysqldump to support an additional
option, --insert-ignore , which instructs it to create the dump files
with
INSERT IGNORE blah blah
instead of just
INSERT blah blah
i have actually modified
Hello.
You can solve your problem using --all command line option
(--create-options after 4.1.2) which is on by default as of
MySQL 4.1.
Chris Elsworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a feature request for mysqldump that would greatly ease a
> current task I have;
Hello,
I have a feature request for mysqldump that would greatly ease a
current task I have; in my replicated setup my master is currently
MyISAM (as are most slaves), but I have one slave that is InnoDB for
testing.
Somehow or other, it's gotten itself out of sync, so I'm in the
position of need
It would be nice to have an option for mysqldump to put the building of
indexes after the insert statements to speed up loading.
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Hello mysql,
Resently MYSQL have introduced transaction support, which at least
in INNODB allows to make consistent backup/recovery. The bad thing
about this is - MYSQLDUMP does not support anything about this, so I
had to done the same things buy hands.
The Idea is quite simple - to
