At 11:48 -0500 3/11/03, Daniel Negron/KBE wrote:
>I have set up replication and have it working properly for the most part.
>If I update the master the slave follows suit. But my slave is a laptop,
>that I use for testing but would like that data to stay up to date withthe
>master. Overnight if 'live changes take place on the Master, while the
>slave is not connected,
>
>How to I sync up the slave ? (without dumping the db or creating a
>snapshot)
>
>mysql - master = 3.23.33
>mysql - slave = 3.23.52
It shouldn't matter. Slave servers retry occasionally when the connection
breaks. There are startup options you can use to set the number of retries
and the interval between them.
>
>
>Thank you,
>
>
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