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Informations about the package mysql-sync

MySQL Synchroniser

Minimum PHP Version

The MySQL Synchroniser is a simple script written in PHP that can assist and automate the synchronisation of differences in table structures between two database servers.

Synchronisation is performed between a source database and a destination.

Install

Via Composer

Disclaimer - (Common Sense)

Always backup the destination database prior to making any changes, this should go without saying.

Usage

Method 1: Using a JSON config file

First duplicate the sample json sync file provided the conf folder, call it something meanginful and enter the database details for both the source and destination databases.

Note that the above is a baseline config. See the sample json file for a full set of possible options.

Then from your terminal run the following the command:

Method 2: Using in-memory PHP array

Create a new PHP script, load the composer includes and pass your config array accordingly.

Ignoring Column Widths

If you are in a situation in which the configuration of the destination database differs from that of the source environment in such a way that column widths do not match up then you can set the option ignoreColumnWidths to true in the top level of your sync configuration.

This will adjust the comparison to ignore column width/length.

Dealing with Collation differences on tables

If the source and destination databases have different character encoding sets you can instruct the synchroniser to either remove or substitute encoding sets when creating new tables in the destination.

Omitting COLLATE syntax entirely

Add a key omitCollate to the top level of your json config with a value of true or false. Setting it to true will remove all COLLATE= commands on the end of CREATE TABLE lines.

Substituting collation

You can also elect to replace occurances of multiple table collations on your source database to another set that is present on the destination database.

To do so, add the following to the top level of your config, replacing the values of 'from' and 'to':

Because the collateSubstitutions is an array, you can add as many substiution sets as required.

Using both options together

Setting omitCollate to true and adding substitution sets will function as expected; Substitutions will be replace occurances and any collations not matching one of the sets will be removed.

Process

A dry-run will first be performed and any differences will be displayed, including:

Once done, you will be prompted if you wish to apply the changes for real.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.


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Requires php Version ^8
sqonk/phext-context Version ^0.3.7
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