How to ignore errors in mysqldbcopy
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Is there an option to ignore errors and continue copy in mysqldbcopy
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Is there an option to ignore errors and continue copy in mysqldbcopy
mysql mysqldump
asked 18 hours ago
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No such command-line option. Copy databases one-by-one using separate mysqldbcopy commands.
– Akina
18 hours ago
@Akina It's not about separate databases. If one table fails, it should continue with rest of the tables
– cppcoder
17 hours ago
In General, the continuation of the copying operation after an error occures will result in the copy will be incorrect (data/integrity damaged). So the continuation of the process after an error makes no sense. The application finished its work for to save a time, and no alternative provided.
– Akina
17 hours ago
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Is there an option to ignore errors and continue copy in mysqldbcopy
mysql mysqldump
asked 18 hours ago
cppcodercppcoder
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Is there an option to ignore errors and continue copy in mysqldbcopy
mysql mysqldump
mysql mysqldump
asked 18 hours ago
cppcodercppcoder
1085
asked 18 hours ago
cppcodercppcoder
1085
asked 18 hours ago
cppcodercppcoder
1085
asked 18 hours ago
cppcodercppcoder
1085
asked 18 hours ago
cppcodercppcoder
1085
1085
No such command-line option. Copy databases one-by-one using separate mysqldbcopy commands.
– Akina
18 hours ago
@Akina It's not about separate databases. If one table fails, it should continue with rest of the tables
– cppcoder
17 hours ago
In General, the continuation of the copying operation after an error occures will result in the copy will be incorrect (data/integrity damaged). So the continuation of the process after an error makes no sense. The application finished its work for to save a time, and no alternative provided.
– Akina
17 hours ago
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No such command-line option. Copy databases one-by-one using separate mysqldbcopy commands.
– Akina
18 hours ago
@Akina It's not about separate databases. If one table fails, it should continue with rest of the tables
– cppcoder
17 hours ago
In General, the continuation of the copying operation after an error occures will result in the copy will be incorrect (data/integrity damaged). So the continuation of the process after an error makes no sense. The application finished its work for to save a time, and no alternative provided.
– Akina
17 hours ago
No such command-line option. Copy databases one-by-one using separate mysqldbcopy commands.
– Akina
18 hours ago
No such command-line option. Copy databases one-by-one using separate mysqldbcopy commands.
– Akina
18 hours ago
@Akina It's not about separate databases. If one table fails, it should continue with rest of the tables
– cppcoder
17 hours ago
@Akina It's not about separate databases. If one table fails, it should continue with rest of the tables
– cppcoder
17 hours ago
In General, the continuation of the copying operation after an error occures will result in the copy will be incorrect (data/integrity damaged). So the continuation of the process after an error makes no sense. The application finished its work for to save a time, and no alternative provided.
– Akina
17 hours ago
In General, the continuation of the copying operation after an error occures will result in the copy will be incorrect (data/integrity damaged). So the continuation of the process after an error makes no sense. The application finished its work for to save a time, and no alternative provided.
– Akina
17 hours ago
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No such command-line option. Copy databases one-by-one using separate mysqldbcopy commands.
– Akina
18 hours ago
@Akina It's not about separate databases. If one table fails, it should continue with rest of the tables
– cppcoder
17 hours ago
In General, the continuation of the copying operation after an error occures will result in the copy will be incorrect (data/integrity damaged). So the continuation of the process after an error makes no sense. The application finished its work for to save a time, and no alternative provided.
– Akina
17 hours ago