Hi,
Interesting that FB 3.0 reduces the nbackup time. Thanks for the info.
We have so many installations so I think we will wait for FB 4.0 which have
incremental nbackup restore and native replication.
BR,
Fadi
02.06.2017 8:54, 'Vonica Tng (Madsoft)' vonica@madsoft.com.sg
[firebird-support] wrote:
> What is the size of the database that we can test to show the speed
> significance between
> Firebird 1.5 and Firebird 2.5?
One terabyte should be enough. But what's the point to migrate to 2.5
Hi Hugo,
Yes, in this case you can check MON$ tables.
Please note that in case of many connections query to MON$ can consume
significant resources.
How do you recover if it's stuck?
nbackup -n
>I noticed that the larger the database is the longer it takes to do
nbackup even if the delta
Hi Alexey,
In my case the database is seldom larger 500 MB and the backup takes 30 maximum
seconds.
Would it not be sufficient to check the MON$BACKUP_STATE field (thanks Thomas)
and if its stuck on state 1 or 2 for several minutes then I execute "ALTER
DATABASE END BACKUP".
How do you
Dear Sir / Madam,
What is the size of the database that we can test to show the speed
significance between Firebird 1.5 and Firebird 2.5?
Vonica Tng
Sales & Marketing Support Executive
MadSoft Solutions Pte Ltd
(formerly known as QnE Consultants Pte Ltd)
178 Paya Lebar Road
