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    <p>One of the possible ways to implement this behavior is by using a table with the <em>FEDERATED</em> storage engine (as opposed to MyISAM, InnoDB, ..).</p> <p>This storage is essentially a proxy. Say you have a table '<em>remote_table</em>' on database '<em>remote_db</em>' on host '<em>remote_host</em>'. If you want to use that table as if it was a local table on database '<em>local_db</em>' on host '<em>local_host</em>', you'd set up a new table '<em>local_table</em>' on '<em>local_db</em>' with the <em>FEDERATED</em> storange engine, and point it to '<em>remote_table</em>' on '<em>remote_host.remote_db</em>'. It will act as a virtual, proxying table, forwarding statements through the MySQL client API to the remote table and returning results.</p> <p>Setting up and using <em>FEDERATED</em> tables in ludicrously easy.</p> <p>On the remote_db, you don't need to do anything special, except maybe create a dedicated user for this table, for security reasons, with limited privileges.</p> <p>On the local_db, you create a new table that mirrors the remote_table:</p> <pre><code>CREATE TABLE federated_table ( [column definitions go here] ) ENGINE=FEDERATED CONNECTION='mysql://remote_user@remote_host:9306/remote_db/remote_table'; </code></pre> <p>Those last 2 lines do all the magic - they make this table act as a proxy for a remote table, specified in the <code>CONNECTION</code> line.</p> <p>There are some gotcha's, though - no transactions, no query cache (on the local_host server), slower performance on huge batch inserts, ...</p> <p>References: <a href="http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/federated-storage-engine.html" rel="nofollow">The MySQL documentation</a></p>
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    1. POHow do I create a MySQL View that reads its data from a different server and database?
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    2. COi have two table they already created one is test1 and other is test2 in mysql database the test2 table is created on another server and i want create view or read data on my server and that 2 tables are not any relation my aim to avoid duplication ..can you please help if u have any idea ilias..
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    3. COIs there anything unclear about my answer? (constructive critisism is always welcome). Anyway, create a table "test2" on the same server as "test1" as a federated table pointing to "test2" on your other server. This way, it will *act* as if it's on the server with test1, but it will *not hold any data whatsoever*. It will proxy all queries to your other server and return the results, as if it were a local table. Avoiding any duplication whatsoever. This federated table can also be used inside views. Please tell me what you don't understand so I can help you, but please read carefully, first...
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