I need help from my fellow mysql users. I know some of the people who read this are alot better then me with mysql so hopefully you can help
So today we decided that we are going to migrate one of our master database servers to new hardware. Since we got the hardware this [...]
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In Linux, there is no command which will rename a user account. If you make a mistake creating a user account, user changes their name or if user does not like his user name, there is no real easy way of going and making the change. Only thing I know you can do is [...]
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Welcome to Tip #1 in MySQL Replication Series. In this tip we will go over what to do when you only want to replicate certain data to slave(s). Most general way to tell what is replicated to which slave is to include following configuration directive in my.cnf file depending on your environment and [...]
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Setting up master-master replication in MySQL is very similar to how we set up master/slave replication. You can read up about how to setup master/slave replication in my previous post: How to set up master/slave replication in MySQL. There is obviously pros and cons about using master/master replication. But this is not [...]
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Before we go into how to set up master-slave replication in MySQL, let us talk about some of the reasons I have set up master-slave replication using MySQL.
1) Offload some of the queries from one server to another and spread the load: One of the biggest advantages to have master-slave set [...]
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