On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 18:33:53 -0700 (PDT), Abuzar Chaudhary
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>
> Aye, wish the documentation said something to that effect, it only said
> to restore it, simply copy the files back, without any examples or
> further explanation.
>
> Okay, so I'm not very good at linux, how
Aye, wish the documentation said something to that effect, it only said
to restore it, simply copy the files back, without any examples or
further explanation.
Okay, so I'm not very good at linux, how do I stop and start the server
without messing up how it starts or stops when the server is boote
Don't EVER copy to database files while the server is running.
This is a guaranteed way to crash your database files.
Shutdown the server.
Copy the files.
Start the server.
Abuzar Chaudhary wrote:
Hi,
Using a sample database, I have tablea and tableb. I populate tablea
with some records and I can
Hi,
Using a sample database, I have tablea and tableb. I populate tablea
with some records and I can see the tablea.MYD file size increase on
the drive, while tableb.MYD remains at zero bytes.
Then I make a backup:
mysqlhotcopy -u username -p password sample ./backup
Next I modify the database:
