saving a gnucash data file

[Derek Atkins]

Quoting Colin Law <clanlaw at googlemail.com>:

> A nightly (or whatever) backup is not the only reason for taking a
> backup.  If one is about to do something and one is not sure of the
> outcome (import some QIF data for example) one may want to take a
> backup at that point in case the import goes wrong.  To satisfy this
> one needs an 'on demand' backup.  How does one do this when using
> mysql?

mysqldump

(which does create a single file)

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-derek

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