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Using Mysql Replicate to replicate at a particular time I see. I did some research and it appears as long as I don't specify to drop the existing tables in my dump, mysql will just append whatever new data to the existing table. which is ultimately what I want. I might just go ahead and utilize the dump instead. And probably use diff to compare. |
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Using Mysql Replicate to replicate at a particular time If possible, I would like to migrate only the differences in data or schema for performances purposes |
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Using Mysql Replicate to replicate at a particular time So your saying if I simply just do a sqldump and send the sql file over to the production server. mysql will know how to sync up data without completely overwriting everything ? |
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