Hello,
You need to install 64Gb RAM.
If you effective drivers for HDD, OS is not very important.
Regards,
Alexey Kovyazin
IBSurgeon
We are trying to determine the best platform for Firebird SQL 2.5.2.
Our firebird databases are 40-60gb in size and are being accessed by
dbase plus 2.6.2
Thanks for the information. In regards to the Windows 2003 Server running RDP,
it is running Firebird Superserver 2.1.3 32-bit. What I have noticed is it only
uses 1 CPU and it is running at 60-100% utilization. In regards to the dbase
Plus programs, there are some dbase files used in
How do you determine the amount of RAM needed? Is there a benefit from more
than 64gb of RAM?
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We are trying to determine the best platform for Firebird SQL 2.5.2. Our
firebird databases are 40-60gb in size and are
Hello. my linux server run a firebird 1.5 version.
daily I backup my BD. (name.gdb 3.76 Gb). few weeks ago, i noticed that the
gbak process are getting slow and when it is running the aplication that
conect the DB is slow.
I restarting the firebird service, i work norlmally few days, and
Hello. my linux server run a firebird 1.5 version.
daily I backup my BD. (name.gdb 3.76 Gb). few weeks ago, i noticed that
the gbak process are getting slow and when it is running the aplication that
conect the DB is slow.
I restarting the firebird service, i work norlmally few days,
Hi,
similar result is produced if there is long running transaction thats block
removing garbage.
Try to check open connection to FB server.
To confirm this, just kill TCP connection and run gbak twice.
First time it will be run long time, second run will be short.
Best regards Slavek
Ing.
thank for you response I sincerely apreciate it.
the command is: /opt/firebird/gbak -b -g -user usuario -password xxx /name.gdb
/backup/name.gdk
i have the -g option.
backups is in dbsever
thanks again.
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Hello. my
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On 31-3-2013 17:23, wan30032 wrote:
hello,now i used type is smallint.
but there are more than 4,000,000,000 records.
so i want to change with like ms sql tinyint.
For binary data you can use (VAR)CHAR with
