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 +====== Backing Up A Table ======
  
 +Author: Michelle McCausland
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 +  * In the command line or in putty navigate to the home/scotty level of a database. (In this instance I am on Errigal QA - qadb2.err).
 +  * It is important to back up tables on the slave system as opposed to the master to prevent any load/locking issues.
 +  * cd into the temp directory
 +  * Type ls to show the files in this directory: 
 +
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 +  * Use one of the following commands:
 +    - mysqldump --single-transaction -u root -p databaseName tableName > appropriatelyNamedFileWithDate.sql
 +    - mysqldump --single-transaction -u root -p snmp_manager network_element > networkElementBackup0303.sql
 +    - mysqldump -uroot -p ticketer | gzip -v > ticketer.dump.gz
 +  * You will be prompted to enter the password here this will confirm the backup
 +  * If you type ls once again you will see your backup in this directory:
 +
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 +  * SUPER IMPORTANT! - To ensure the backup process worked correctly vi/ nano into the file
 +    - vi nameOfFile
 +  * If done correctly you will see some mysql in this file:
 +
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 +  * Now you are good to go!
 +  * Keep an eye on these backups that you take, when these backups become outdated please make sure to remove them from the system, if you are unsure check with someone.