Hello Emiliano,
Friday, June 30, 2000, 9:15:27 AM, you wrote:
>> Sorry, I didn't express myself properly the first time. I meant that we have a
>> development server, where we are building separate sites for about a dozen
>> customers. We would like to dump only the pages for one customer's site,
>> along with its associated styles, pages, page elements, etc. This is
>> complicated by the fact that we use some style elements for all customers. The
>> only solution I can think of is a Perl script which starts with a list of
>> hosts, then recursively dumps (using mysqldump with -w option to specify
>> particular rows) to a file all pages, elements and styles linked to that host's
>> root page.
> I've put together something similar in the past. You also need to specify
> what topic trees to dump but other than that it's not too hard. But I
> thought Repligard was OK for one-way replication now, Alexander?
Probably, but initialisation procedure (using external Perl scripts)
is complicated (you have to pass GUIDs to Repligard and those ones are
not int self-description form)
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