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MAMP Mysql Error - Failed to open log

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问题 I've been working with a MAMP installation for several weeks now, and when I started it up today it would not start. No mysql process was running so I checked the error log which shows the following when I start the server: 130826 14:19:55 mysqld_safe Starting mysqld daemon with databases from /Applications/MAMP/db/mysql 130826 14:19:55 [Warning] You have forced lower_case_table_names to 0 through a command-line option, even though your file system '/Applications/MAMP/db/mysql/' is case

The ultimate MySQL legacy database nightmare

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问题 Table1: Everything including the kitchen sink. Dates in the wrong format (year last so you cannot sort on that column), Numbers stored as VARCHAR, complete addresses in the 'street' column, firstname and lastname in the firstname column, city in the lastname column, incomplete addresses, Rows that update preceeding rows by moving data from one field to another based on some set of rules that has changed over the years, duplicate records, incomplete records, garbage records... you name it...

How do i run a query in MYSQL without writing it to the binary log

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问题 I want to run an import of a large file into MySQL. However, I don't want it written to the binary log, because the import will take a long time, and cause the slaves to fall far behind. I would rather run it seperately on the slaves, after the fact, because it will be much easier on the system. The table in question is a new one, and therefore I don't really have to worry about it getting out of sync, as the master and all the slaves will have the same data in the end, because they will all

How do i run a query in MYSQL without writing it to the binary log

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I want to run an import of a large file into MySQL. However, I don't want it written to the binary log, because the import will take a long time, and cause the slaves to fall far behind. I would rather run it seperately on the slaves, after the fact, because it will be much easier on the system. The table in question is a new one, and therefore I don't really have to worry about it getting out of sync, as the master and all the slaves will have the same data in the end, because they will all import the same file eventually. I also don't want to change any of the replicate-ignore-* or binlog