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quinta-feira, 6 de mar�o de 2003, 19:06:06, Mensagem Original:
RM> I have a DB where all of the tables are InnoDB, and there are a few
RM> straightforward FOREIGN KEY constraints. I would like to use mysqldump to
RM> back up the data or move it to another machine.
RM> The problem I'm running into is that when I try to import the data using
RM> mysql, the data is imported in the order in which it was dumped, that is to
RM> say, alphabetically by table.
before import the MySQLDump file type:
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0;
after import:
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=1;
This command disable and enable FOREIGN KEY CHECKS ;)
RM> This ends up violating the key constraints. Is there a way to specify the
RM> order in which tables are dumped from mysqldump?
Yes. The mysqldump not respect the rules of key constraints.
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