View mysql binary files (binlog file)

1, get binlog file list

mysql> show binary logs;

 

 

 2, view the file that is currently being written binlog

mysql>show master status;

 

 3, see the contents of the specified binlog file

 mysql>show binlog events [in 'log_name'] [FROM pos] [limit [offset,] row_count]

 

 

Use mysqlbinlog binlog View

1, the output file is specified binlog contents

  mysqlbinlog binlog file

 

 2, the output position designated location binlog log

mysqlbinlog --start-position = "to specify the starting position" --stop-position = "specifies the end position" binlog file

 

 

 2, the extraction position specified location binlog log and output to the specified file

mysqlbinlog --start-position = "to specify the starting position" --stop-position = "specifies the end position" binlog file> output filename

or

mysqlbinlog --start-position = "to specify the starting position" --stop-position = "specifies the end position" binlog file --result-file = output filename

 

 

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