What is “i_am_a_dump” flag in mysql?
Answer / Indrapal Singh
The “i_am_a_dump” flag in MySQL is a comment added to the beginning of a mysqldump file indicating that the file contains a database dump. This flag helps to prevent accidental data loss if the file is accidentally executed as a SQL script.
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