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One of the projects i've worked on the last 2 years involved a large (60m+ records) database which got replicated via a timed schedule in a master-slave setup. Sometimes for some reason the slave database would go out of sync.

Having had this tool handy at the time would have saved me so many headaches. It's funny how simple a solution to a problem can be after it hit you full in the face.

Thanks for pointing out this one!

Kind regards,
Deliria

In reply to Re: Remote MySQL table comparison by deliria
in thread Remote MySQL table comparison by gmax

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