Revision 9694
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 11 years ago
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local var=ssh_dest; local_inv |
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command ${ssh_dest:+ssh "$ssh_dest" }"$cmd" \
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${server:+ --host="$server" }${user:+--user="$user" } --password\
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${password+="$password"} "$@"
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${password+="$password"} --quick "$@" # --quick: don't buffer entire result
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} |
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alias mysql_cmd='mysql_cmd "$FUNCNAME"' |
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echo_func; kw_params schema data |
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mysql_cmd ${database:+--databases "$database" --tables } \
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--quick --lock-tables=false --set-charset \
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--lock-tables=false --set-charset \ |
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${postgres_compat:+--compatible=postgresql --add-locks=false }\
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${schema:+--no-data }${data:+--no-create-info }"$@"
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} |
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lib/sh/db.sh: mysql_cmd(): use --quick to avoid buffering entire result (which is slow and memory-intensive for large result sets). this option applies to both mysql() and mysqldump().