“If somebody accidentally drops a critical table in MySQL, the
application no longer works. The solution to this problem is to
utilize the (open source) Zmanda Recovery Manager.“You are a MySQL database administrator. You take regular
backups of your MySQL database. Somebody drops a table critical to
the MySQL application (for example, the ‘accounts’ table in a
SugarCRM application). The MySQL application no longer works. How
can you recover from the situation…?”
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