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mysql host communication

Rodrigo Bossini
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Hi,

Is it possible to have a mysql service running in a host x and another mysql service running in a host y and have them to communicate?

Say, I have a proc or trigger running in host x, and need to connect to host y so I can insert some data. Is it possible?

Thanks.


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Rodrigo Bossini
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Hi,

I was looking for something similar to the DBLINK feature present in Oracle.

Did not find it, but instead found something that solved my problem.

It's a storage engine, present in MySQL from version 5, which allows one to insert data in one table locally, and then the data is also inserted into a table on a configured remote mysql Server. It's called FEDERATED.
Jeanne Boyarsky
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing that.


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