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Correct me of I am wrong, but I noticed that while executing the mysqldump command, it is without the option --single-transaction nor --lock-tables (for InnoDB and MyISAM respectively), hence the consistency of the dump is not guaranteed. This is really bad and can cause a lot of issues when restoring the dump.
Another fact it, the mysqldump can also take --quick option to create the dump faster (for large table).
Same goes for mariadb, and perhaps psql.
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Correct me of I am wrong, but I noticed that while executing the
mysqldump
command, it is without the option--single-transaction
nor--lock-tables
(for InnoDB and MyISAM respectively), hence the consistency of the dump is not guaranteed. This is really bad and can cause a lot of issues when restoring the dump.Another fact it, the
mysqldump
can also take--quick
option to create the dump faster (for large table).Same goes for mariadb, and perhaps psql.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: