Terrific, to be honest. A restore of a full dump lasted one day or so. If this is what you where talking about. Totally out of question. But this case happened 2 or 3 times. In most cases it was enough to roll back/change 2 or 3 tables. Due to some strange design this had no impact on data consistency. At least the customer believed this. BTW, unfortunately MySQL dumps are plain text files. This design is totally fubar IMHO. Regards, Karl
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No, I meant a mysqldump --no-data …
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