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Viewing Changes Made During Database Synchronization

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    • August 16, 2006 at 5:20 pm #22134
      peterlaursen
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      SQLyog does not log individual INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements.

      If you have access to server configuration you can enable the server 'general log' by inserting something like

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      log = [full_path_to]mylog.log

      in the [mysqld] section of the server configuration file. Don't forget to restart the server.

      BTW: I delete the other (identical) post of yours. It is VERY bad 'netiquette' to post dublicate posts! How do you think it is possible to follw a discussin that spreads over several posts?[code]

      in the [mysqld] section of the server configuration file. Don't forget to restart the server.

      BTW: I delete the other (identical) post of yours. It is VERY bad 'netiquette' to post dublicate posts! How do you think it is possible to follw a discussin that spreads over several posts?

    • August 16, 2006 at 8:53 pm #22135
      Kyle
      Member

      Yeah, sorry about the duplicate. I didn't notice this section (Data Synchronization and SQLyog Job Agent) until after I posted other one. I went to see if there was a way to remove it, but i didn't see an option.

      Thanks for the feedback though. Appreciate it.

    • August 16, 2006 at 9:30 pm #22136
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      OK. you are welcome 🙂

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