Re: MySQL GUI Tool - BACKUP using command line
Meir,
First things first. I'm not a representative of MySQL. I'm just a (happy) MySQL user.
For point-in-time recovery, you need to process the binlog file(s) with the commandline tool mysqlbinlog.
It can extract the commands from a binlog file into a format you can load with mysql commandline client.
See the Reference manual section on "Point-in-Time recovery".
I've given Workbench a quick look, and it doesn't seem suitable for the type of administration I do. MySQLAdministrator suits me fine.
I'm not aware of the proposed development path for Workbench.
Good luck.
Barry.
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