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MemberWell, you may set up to jobs to do the two way sync. I know that this is only a workaround, but it works…
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MemberIf the query is not very complicated, then you could execute it as 'Select for update' and selct the contents of the given field and copy it…
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MemberWe'll need the tables' structure to answer your question!
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Member[email protected] perhaps… What is a “Host Access” anyway? And what do you mean by “calling it”?
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MemberJust one little addition to Ritesh's post: check MySql's manual on InnoDB rather that InnoDB's own website!
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MemberYou can set up two jobs to tackle mutual synchronization. SJA does not perform any checks on the PKs.
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MemberIf you have my.ini then you have no nedd for my.cnf, the two are the same… If your my.ini does not have a max_allowed_packet definition, then MySql uses the default value. You have to add the parameter either manually or by using MySql Administrator.
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MemberAs far as I'm concerned, SQLyog cannot be used behind firewalls. At least Ritesh keeps telling that…
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MemberThe support for the extended user rights introduced in 4.0, 4.1 and 5.0 is planned for SQLyog Max.
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MemberThere is a special edition of SQLyog if you use 4.1.1!
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MemberUnfortunately MySql does not offer any built-in solution for backup apart from these scripts and dumps. Of course, you may copy the files that contain the tables. However, the scripts do their job quite efficiently and Win's scheduler can be used to fire them at a particular time. I wish MySql developed a new backup feature anyway.
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MemberSyncing to dbs are a form of backup. There are other methods as well (mysqldump, mysqlhotcopy), which can be automated from the os. See MySql manual's corresponding part for details.
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MemberShould be located in the same folder where sja.exe is stored.
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MemberOr using Win's built-in scheduler…
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MemberThe speed gain must not be attributed to the indices, it is the result of the query cache. I noticed that sometimes MySql does disregard indices created for speeding up queries. Try using FORCE INDEX to make MySql take advantage of your work!
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