>> is it expected, that OIT can be higher than OAT/OST when logging sweep
>> transaction counters in firebird.log?
>
> It happens if you sweep finished and there was no transactions after it,
> for example if you run sweep at single connection. Sweep advance OIT and
> Next but not touched OAT\
> is it expected, that OIT can be higher than OAT/OST when logging sweep
> transaction counters in firebird.log?
It happens if you sweep finished and there was no transactions after it,
for example if you run sweep at single connection. Sweep advance OIT and
Next but not touched OAT\OST. More
If possible, the linux servers should support pam authentication (default
linux security authentication) which means they can also support microsoft
active directory once the linux machine is setup correctly (simple install).
My concern is the length of the user identifiers - if the users have a
a
I wonder if the trusted auth should be enabled on linux too for
embedded mode for example
I didn't checked yet but the linux embedded library should use the
current user if you open a database in the home folder and you
provided no password
"As soon as I tested it on a Mac I discovered that I coul
Hello,
is it expected, that OIT can be higher than OAT/OST when logging sweep
transaction counters in firebird.log?
E.g.:
TOMSTONE-X121E Mon Jul 02 15:50:03 2012
Sweep is started by TOURISM
Database "tourism.fdb"
OIT 180366, OAT 180363, OST 180363, Next 180367
TOMSTON
