Dumping views with mysqldump in the right order.

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I have a script that backs up our database, which contains multiple tables and views constructed from tables.

The command used is: mysqldump -u UserName -ppassword -h hostname DatabaseName > dump.sql;

I have noticed however that some view definitions are backed up before the definitions of the tables. This causes an issue when restoring using the classic

mysql -u UserName -p < dump.sql

As when it tries to create the view, the table it needs does not exist yet. It is possible to edit the dump files to be restored, but I was wondering:

Is there a way to either make sure that mysqldump backs up the tables and views in the right order? Or is there a way to restore from a dump that will find the right tables to create first (or create sane temporary tables)?

Edit for version: mysqldump Ver 10.11 Distrib 5.0.51b, for redhat-linux-gnu (x86_64)

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