Open ohlittlebird opened 11 years ago
the double mysqldump is expected, the first one is for the data, the second one is for the table structure of the tables whose data is ignored.
I don't have a windows machine to test this sadly. which version of drush are you using?
I'm using version 5.8 (7.x-5.8) on both Windows machines I've seen this on.
Disclosure: I have no idea what I'm doing.
I have Drupal and Git up and running on my local machine (WAMP), but when trying to use drush dgb-dump from my root Drupal directory, I get the error message: mysqldump: Can't create/write to file '../databases/default.sql' (Errcode: 13)
Which I find odd, because I can use straight up mysqldump or drush sql-dump to write to that directory and filename.
I look at the full command DGB is spitting out in my drush prompt, and notice a semi-colon and a repeat of "mysqldump". Here's what I get, with names changed:
C:\wamp\www\repo\sitename>drush dgb-dump Dump command: mysqldump --result-file ../databases/default.sql --single-transaction --opt -Q databasename --host=localhost --user=username --password=longpassword --skip-extended-insert --order-by-primary --ignore-table=databasename.cache --ignore-table=databasename.cache_block --ignore-table=databasename.cache_bootstrap --ignore-table=databasename.cache_field --ignore-table=databasename.cache_filter --ignore-table=databasename.cache_form --ignore-table=databasename.cache_image --ignore-table=databasename.cache_menu --ignore-table=databasename.cache_page --ignore-table=databasename.cache_path --ignore-table=databasename.flood --ignore-table=databasename.history --ignore-table=databasename.search_dataset --ignore-table=databasename.search_index --ignore-table=databasename.search_node_links --ignore-table=databasename.search_total --ignore-table=databasename.sessions --ignore-table=databasename.watchdog; mysqldump --no-data --single-transaction --opt -Q databasename --host=localhost --user=username --password=longpassword --skip-extended-insert --order-by-primary cache cache_block cache_bootstrap cache_field cache_filter cache_form cache_image cache_menu cache_page cache_path flood history search_dataset search_index search_node_links search_total sessions watchdog >> ../databases/default.sql
mysqldump: Can't create/write to file '../databases/default.sql' (Errcode: 13)
I don't know if this is intended behaviour (error aside), but I copied the code out, and ran the first half (up to the semi-colon) and the second half separately, and both created ../databases/default.sql with no problems. Together, Errcode: 13.
Is this dump command what DGB is supposed to produce? Any ideas why I can use sqldump but not DGB?