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Originally Posted by djbaxter
The first two are self-explanatory: LOCK prevents new data from being added to a tanle while it is being backed up and "REPAIR" checks for and fixes any errors before the backup.
The third combines all of the individual tables into a single SQL file if set to 1; if left at 0, you get separate files for each table in the database.
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Aha, I understand then!
* It feels "safest to have LOCK and REPAIR set to 1, but is it really so?
* Are there any disadvantages to backup into one single SQL file?