[H-GEN] Contributing to mysqldump man page

Ronald Bradford humbug at myvirtualemail.biz
Wed Sep 21 00:58:58 EDT 2005


Hi Anthony,

Needed to know that myself, thanks.
Generally when looking at MySQL syntax, users that I know always refer 
back to the MySQL Manual (http://dev.mysql.com/doc/)  In this case your 
argument is found at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/mysqldump.html

Also for reference, this is a Brisbane MySQL Users group 
(http://mysql.meetup.com/84/), I went along last month for the first 
time, and found it very good. This site does have a message board, but 
the recommendation was to use the official MySQL forums at 
http://forums.mysql.com/
Alternatively you could write about it in your Blog and submit it to the 
MySQL Blog   Aggregator at http://www.planetmysql.org

Regards

Ronald Bradford

Anthony Irwin wrote:

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>Hi,
>
>This may be a stupid question but I was wondering what
>the best procedure would be for adding information to
>the mysqldump man page. 
>
>Is it distro specific or a standard man page shipped
>with mysql?
>
>The reason for me wanting to add an entry to the
>mysqldump man page is that I spent quite a lot of time
>trying to find out how to dump information from mysql
>4.1 to mysql 3.23 as there are a lot of distros still
>using version 3.23 and not the newer version 4 I
>thought it might be useful to have in the man page.
>
>The parameter I used to make the mysqldump from 4.1
>compatible with 3.23 is --compatible=mysql323
>
>Anyway is this worth looking into or should people
>wanting to do what I did simply research an answer as
>i did?
>
>Kind Regards,
>Anthony Irwin
>
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