On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 12:20:07PM +, Neil Tompkins wrote:
> Hello
>
> Below is a message I posted earlier. But what I'm really looking
> for is does MySQL provide synchrosisation of data. If so, can
> someone point me in the right direction
Yes it does. It is described in the Replication
It seems certainly possible to automate 2 mysql servers
in circular replication, each being master/slave to the
other, provided your code is written in such a way to
circumvent the auto_increment issue. Generating unique ids
on a machine basis and using those values instead of an
autoincrement wou
Hi Neal
All that replication douse is use the master database logs to update an
identical database (slave). All you should need to do is make shore both
databases are the same. Make changes to both the my.cnf file and restart the
mysqld...
Hope this helps
Simon
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Neil Tompkins schrieb am Donnerstag, 16. August 2001, 14:20:07:
> Below is a message I posted earlier. But what I'm really looking for is
> does MySQL provide synchrosisation of data. If so, can someone point me in
> the right direction
Well, I'll give it another try. The answer is Yes and