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Data Synchronization tool

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    • April 23, 2003 at 9:46 pm #7863
      dfi
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      Very new to MySQL and SQLyog. I was hoping someone could help me understand the concept of synchronization as well as the execution of it. My understanding is that I can compare tables for changes made to the data. My hope was I could use this as a means of checking for changes made to a table of data and updating a copy of that table with the changes across all of the fields. Does this make sense? Am I correct, can the synchronization tool be used for this practice? If so, how? Can I provide any other information to make this clearer?

      DFI

    • April 23, 2003 at 9:55 pm #14134
      CalEvans
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      DFI,

      No, the database sync tool is for syncing the STRUCTURES of databases, not data.

      There are tools that will do this. Check http://www.freshmeat.net and search for mysql. Should be able to come up with what you need.

      =C=

    • April 24, 2003 at 2:03 am #14135
      dfi
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      Thanks for your quick response. I spent the last couple of hours looking at the freshmeat.com site and found a lot of cool stuff. In my earlier message I used the term data synchronization incorrectly, would you have a term that I could use to narrow my search on freshmeat.com to find a tool that will help me compare the actual data from 2 different MySQL tables for differences.

      dfi

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