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Bug backing up triggers

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      ttsang123
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      Hi there,

      Using: SQLyog Ultimate v13.1.6 (64bit)

      When backing up multiple triggers from one database, the file that is created looks like:

      /* Trigger structure for table al_lead_trigger */

      DELIMITER $$

      DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS al_lead_trigger_1_0 $$

      CREATE TRIGGER al_lead_trigger_1_0 AFTER INSERT ON al_lead_trigger FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
      CALL copy_to_al_1_0(NEW.lead_id);
      END $$

      DELIMITER ;

      /* Trigger structure for table al_leads */

      DELIMITER $$

      DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS before_update_al_leads $$

      CREATE TRIGGER before_update_al_leads BEFORE UPDATE ON al_leads FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
      CALL audit_al_leads_1_0(NEW.id,NEW.updated_by,now(),’user_id’,OLD.user_id,NEW.user_id);
      END $$

      DELIMITER ;

      When restoring via the command line, the following loads successfully:

      mysql < triggers.sql

      However, if we want to preserve comments using:

      mysql –comments < triggers.sql

      We see the following error messages:

      ERROR 1064 (42000) at line 3: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘DELIMITER $$
      DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS al_lead_trigger_1_0 $$

      CREATE TRIGGER ‘ at line 3

      The fix would be to add a semi-colon at the end of the comment added between triggers, i.e.,

      /* Trigger structure for table al_leads */;

      Please fix.

      Thanks

      Trevor

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