- #TRANSFERRING AOL DESKTOP GOLD PDC TO NEW COMPUTER FULL#
- #TRANSFERRING AOL DESKTOP GOLD PDC TO NEW COMPUTER PLUS#
- #TRANSFERRING AOL DESKTOP GOLD PDC TO NEW COMPUTER ZIP#
#TRANSFERRING AOL DESKTOP GOLD PDC TO NEW COMPUTER FULL#
The mysql users have full privileges, yet it refuses to save the files. I tried to create folders, set permissions, log in with different users, use the /tmp folder, nothing worked.
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In other words I cannot use the "INTO OUTFILE" method of backup. Even though I can log in to the server with root access, and mysql is running under root, I keep getting permission denied to save files. I attempted to do LOAD DATA, but before I can use it, I have to create all the table files. You need of course shell access to both source and target server.
#TRANSFERRING AOL DESKTOP GOLD PDC TO NEW COMPUTER ZIP#
These are the most performant tools for the task.ĭump the source database, zip it, transfer it to the target, unzip it and feed it into the target using "LOAD DATA". Look into mysqldump and the "LOAD DATA" statement of mysql. I've right-clicked everything, gone through the menus and toolbars. I can connect to multiple DBs, but I see nothing as far as sync or transfer, backup, restore, etc. Well I used mysqlcc and there are not any functions to transfer data, sync, or any of that. It lets you connect to different databases, servers, synchronise etc. Thanks for the help, I'm on a deadline and don't really want a 7+ hour transfer for this!Īgain, use MySqlcc. Is it because my work computer is a "middle man" in that I'm using it to funnel data between two servers? Is there a way to go on one server and "pull" the data in directly and save time? Can I optimize Navicat transfer settings so that it's faster? Can I import data from a hotcopy directly on the one server but have it "update" the structure and tables for the newer version of MySQL automatically? That seems ridiculous give that some DBs are way larger than this and transferring data seems like such a normal task. Maybe this is normal but doing a data transfer for this under 3GB database is over 7 hours. So that being said I'm not sure if I can make Navicat any faster, what to put the settings on (lock or unlock, use transaction, complete and/or extended inserts, etc) I'd like to use Navicat, or some type of database manager, because I have multiple databases to manage/backup etc. I've got Navicat and using that to do a data transfer solves the mismatched version issue, but like a dump, it takes a long time to transfer.
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I've also tried turning off MySQL and copying the raw database files directly, similar issues as with hotcopy, can't do that across different versions.
#TRANSFERRING AOL DESKTOP GOLD PDC TO NEW COMPUTER PLUS#
I've done the transfer using a hotcopy, but it's no good when going across MySQL versions, all the tables are corrupt and need repair, and even after that it doesn't work quite right, plus I haven't found any bath repair function, I have to repair tables one by one, that's no good. I've done the transfer using a mysql dump, but the import took ages (more than a working day). Here is a basic question, what is the fastest way to transfer a MySQL database?Ģ) Transfer is between two servers running different versions of MySQLģ) There will not be usage of the database during transfer, I can even shut down MySQL if needs be.Ĥ) The database is mostly MYISAM but with a few InnoDBs and a couple Memory (VBulletin)ĥ) Both servers are Linux based and I have root access on both.