[General] mysql sync
Eng. Sabah Al-Sabah
sabah at techsys.net
Mon Apr 9 13:32:32 +03 2007
Will this help:
http://www.wellho.net/solutions/mysql-replicating-servers-in-mysql-why-and-h
ow.html
Best Regards,
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Eng. Sabah Al-Sabah
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Technical Systems Est.
sabah at techsys.net
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From: general-bounces at oskw.org [mailto:general-bounces at oskw.org] On Behalf
Of Bashar Al-Abdulhadi
Sent: 08 أبريل, 2007 02:27 م
To: General OpenSource Discussion
Subject: Re: [General] mysql sync
W'Salaam El-Semmi :)
batch script for large changes kinda a killer especially the two servers are
very far, one hosted at kuwait on 256k dsl and the other at my datacenter in
the US, thats why i thought of someway of inserting SQL queries for changed
entries only not the entire db.
bashar abdullah wrote:
Salam Bashar,
I'm sure you have thought about it, but why isn't a batch script good for
that?
On 4/8/07, Bashar Al-Abdulhadi < bashar at kuwaitnet.net
<mailto:bashar at kuwaitnet.net> > wrote:
Salaam All,
what is the best way to sync mysql databases by inserting new/changed data
into remote mysql box?
mysql replication would do it but it needs little changes on the live server
which i dont want to.
was wondering if a way to insert new lines into the remote db every x amount
of minutes or so instead of doing an entire dump and restoring it remotely
any thoughts are much appreciated :)
Best Regards,
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