I have experimented with many many different ways to best back up a MySQL database using the mysqldump utility. It has its shortcomings. Don't get me wrong though, mysqldump is a great utility program, but its lacking in a few areas, particularly backups performed on slave servers.
While mysqldump has an option for
--master-data
I have experimented with many many different ways to best back up a MySQL database using the mysqldump utility. It has its shortcomings. Don't get me wrong though, mysqldump is a great utility program, but its lacking in a few areas, particularly backups performed on slave servers.
While mysqldump has an option for --master-data
XAMPP 1.5.2-beta1 is now available for download. This beta
release includes both new versions of PHP (4.4.2 and 5.1.2) and
some minor bug fixes. See the release notes for more information
on this release.
Follow me into the XAMPP BETA area
XAMPP 1.5.2-beta1 is now available for download. This beta
release includes both new versions of PHP (4.4.2 and 5.1.2) and
some minor bug fixes. See the release notes for more information
on this release.
Follow me into the XAMPP BETA area
I‘d like to keep the iBiblio repository up to date as we release new versions of MySQL Connector/J, but the documentation at http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-ibiblio-upload.html assumes that either (1) you use Maven to already build your project or (2) you grok Maven enough to create a Maven version of your project to create the .poms and upload the stuff to iBiblio.
Is anyone out there with Maven skills out there that wouldn‘t mind helping us create the skeleton Maven project to pull this off (someone‘s already done it, since there are older versions of Connector/J in the repository), or tell us a way to do the upload without Maven? (We like our Ant build script just fine, thanks!)
I'd like to keep the iBiblio repository up to date as we release new versions of MySQL Connector/J, but the documentation at http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-ibiblio-upload.html assumes that either (1) you use Maven to already build your project or (2) you grok Maven enough to create a Maven version of your project to create the .poms and upload the stuff to iBiblio.
Is anyone out there with Maven skills out there that wouldn't mind helping us create the skeleton Maven project to pull this off (someone's already done it, since there are older versions of Connector/J in the repository), or tell us a way to do the upload without Maven? (We like our Ant build script just fine, thanks!)
I‘d like to keep the iBiblio repository up to date as we release new versions of MySQL Connector/J, but the documentation at http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-ibiblio-upload.html assumes that either (1) you use Maven to already build your project or (2) you grok Maven enough to create a Maven version of your project to create the .poms and upload the stuff to iBiblio.
Is anyone out there with Maven skills out there that wouldn‘t mind helping us create the skeleton Maven project to pull this off (someone‘s already done it, since there are older versions of Connector/J in the repository), or tell us a way to do the upload without Maven? (We like our Ant build script just fine, thanks!)
Another excellent conference of note: the EclipseCon 2006, from March 20th through 23rd, will be held in Santa Clara. Those of you Java-ites out there using MySQL, be sure to check out the speakers and possibly submit a proposal for a presentation. Hopefully, at least one MySQL staff member will be in attendance; I'll let everyone know when I hear who that might be.
BTW, one keynote speaker you shouldn't miss is Joel Spolsky. He's been in the industry for many years (at Microsoft, Juno, and more) and now heads Fog Creek Software. He's also the author of quite a few books, some under Apress, which …
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I am sitting here listening to BDale Garbee, CTO for Linux at HP,
tell people to not use Debian for binary shipping products.
Its really nice to hear that someone is being honest about
this.
Use source, don't expect stable binaries for this platform from
anyone.
Hi All;
Another Sakila schema to review, this one hopefully addresses a lot of the feedback received regarding v0.1:
http://www.openwin.org/mike/download/sakila-schema-0.2.sql
Please note that the download link is plaintext, so right-click
and Save As if you want a local copy.
Thanks again to all those providing feedback. Hopefully this is
the last schema review so I can move on to generating new sample
data and from there we can get on with an official release.
Remember there is now a Sample DB forum at http://forums.mysql.com/list.php?121
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