I thought it would be just passing the info to the libdb_getSQLDump function
as in the libdb_registerDatabase
I also thought that if you put a value in the last parameter mysqldump.sql
it would write it to a file
ON DoMysqlDump
put "empty" into theInfoA["pTables"]
put "empty" into theInfoA["pDrop"]
put "true" into theInfoA["pCreate"]
put "true" into theInfoA["pInsert"]
put "empty" into theInfoA["pVersion"]
put "mysqldump.sql" into theInfoA["pOutFile"]
libdb_getSQLDump "SuspensionDB",theInfoA
END DoMysqlDump
Robert Mann
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DeVore
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 9:26 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: mysql to valentina using libdatabase
On Jan 1, 2007, at 6:15 PM, Robert Mann wrote:
> ON DoMysqlDump
> libdb_getSQLDump ("SuspensionDB","empty" ,"empty" , "true",
> "true","empty" , "mysqldump.sql")//tried this with and without the
> () no
> difference still get error
>
> END DoMysqlDump
libdb_getSQLDump is a function but you are using it like a command.
You have to put the value somewhere:
put libdb_getSQLDump(...) into myVariable
OR
get libdb_getSQLDump(...) // puts value into the "it" variable
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems - www.bluemangolearning.com
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