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On 1/3/08, Stephen Adler <[hidden email]> wrote: > Guys, > > I need to backup my mysql database. Doing the 5min google search on the > topic, it looks like mysqldump is the tool of choice. The bit which I > don't like about mysqldump, is that it generates an ascii .sql script > which if invoked on a fresh mysql database, will recreate the database. > This seems a bit like a sledge hammer aproach. Are there any database > synchoronization tools or database mirroring tools which will do an > rsync like operation between databases? The backup scheme I have for my > subversion repositories is using svnsync which I like, since it > basically keeps two copies of the repository around, one a mirror of the > other. The same for a database would be great, and thus ever 24 hours, I > would only have to update the new content in the database, instead of > dump out everything into an ascii file... > > Thanks for your comments on this topic in advance. >
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