[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alex wrote:
> I now appear to have Sequoia working, which is great.
> My question now - please forgive me if it's in the docs, can't see
> this answered in the docs so far - is: what is the best way to load
> data into my database?
> For example, I'm using MySQL for backends, and have some output from a
> mysqldump command. In theory I could run that directly against the
> backend database, but that's not how it's done, right?
> Normally I'd pipe an SQL back file (containing MySQL commands) into
> the MySQL command line tool on the host.
> Can I apply this technique with Sequoia? The main point of access to a
> virtual DB is the Sequoia JDBC driver, so that doesn't quite apply...
>
> So how do you all load your databases? I know about Sequoia
> cloning/replication for backends, but you have to load at least one
> database from a source....
Try Myosotis from www.continuent.org
If you have any MySQL-Scripts for uploading or whatever which you
don't want to modify alot this is the way to go.
Myosotis acts as a MySQL-Server towards your MySQL Scripts or even the
standard MySQL command line client. It is actually a proxy db server
accepting MySQL commands and translates them into a Sequoia JDBC
conform dialect. These commands are then executed by Sequoia against
your configured VDB. The result is then send back to Myosotis,
re-processed and from there send to your client.
Setup is fairly easy. Check the readmes.
Hi there
All I can find on the continuent.org site is a jar file, which doesn't
seem to have a main class set in the manifest.
Where would I find the readme?
thanks,
Alex
Jan
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