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So I could run this statement while replication is still running and it won't break the process assuming there are no errors - Would this be correct &nbsp;?<br />
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Thanks
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So I could run this statement while replication is still running and it won't break the process assuming there are no errors - Would this be correct  ?

Thanks

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Thanks for clarifying.<br />
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Much appreciated :)
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Thanks for clarifying.

Much appreciated :)

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I have a Master DB and slave DB setup for replication and came across one of these statements on a website<br />
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SET SQL_LOG_BIN = 0;<br />
This statement is generally used with conjunction with replication<br />
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Our Master DB logs bin files for replication on the slave server. Does running the above statement stop creating binlogs in the current session ? &nbsp;Does running this command break the replication process ?<br />
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Your input and advice would be most appreciated<br />
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Thanks <br />
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I have a Master DB and slave DB setup for replication and came across one of these statements on a website
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SET SQL_LOG_BIN = 0;
This statement is generally used with conjunction with replication
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Our Master DB logs bin files for replication on the slave server. Does running the above statement stop creating binlogs in the current session ?  Does running this command break the replication process ?

Your input and advice would be most appreciated

Thanks 



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