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Might this is silly question but I am not much familiar to database.
I am doing master slave Mysql replication for load balancing.
On master server different database has different user privileges. I create backup using mysqldump command and restore on slave server instead of using load data from master; command.
When i replicate database from master to slave will i require to set user privileges same as master ?
One more question: How to lock all database in mysql?
Regards,
Last edited by sem007; 09-27-2010 at 09:01 AM.
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