Travis Low wrote:
Michal Migurski wrote:
Don't take the database down for backups.
I can think of no logical reason why you'd want to kill the DB to back
it up, since it's just a big read operation.
Referential integrity might be a reason.
Good point, though if this is a concern, the OP
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on Tuesday, April 20, 2004 10:02 PM said:
Michal Migurski wrote:
[snip]
Good point, though if this is a concern, the OP will probably use the
built-in enforcement of referential integrity and transaction
support of whatever database they are running.
Good point, though if this is a concern, the OP will probably use the
built-in enforcement of referential integrity and transaction support
of whatever database they are running.
If a single database is spread over files A, B, and C, then in the time
it took for a naive backup to grab
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on Tuesday, April 20, 2004 3:41 PM said:
Hi there I was wondering how people usually turn the app off during
system maintainance. During the hours of 6-7 the database goes down
for backing up, the users therefore keeping trying to get into the
Hi there I was wondering how people usually turn the app off during system
maintainance. During the hours of 6-7 the database goes down for backing
up, the users therefore keeping trying to get into the system, i get an
error that the database is down when i know it should be down near that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there I was wondering how people usually turn the app off during system
maintainance. During the hours of 6-7 the database goes down for backing
up, the users therefore keeping trying to get into the system, i get an
error that the database is down when i know it should
Hi there I was wondering how people usually turn the app off during
system maintainance. During the hours of 6-7 the database goes down for
backing up, the users therefore keeping trying to get into the system, i
get an error that the database is down when i know it should be down
near that
Michal Migurski wrote:
Hi there I was wondering how people usually turn the app off during
system maintainance. During the hours of 6-7 the database goes down for
backing up, the users therefore keeping trying to get into the system, i
get an error that the database is down when i know it should
Don't take the database down for backups.
I can think of no logical reason why you'd want to kill the DB to back
it up, since it's just a big read operation.
Referential integrity might be a reason.
Good point, though if this is a concern, the OP will probably use the
built-in
Michal Migurski wrote:
Don't take the database down for backups.
I can think of no logical reason why you'd want to kill the DB to back
it up, since it's just a big read operation.
Referential integrity might be a reason.
Good point, though if this is a concern, the OP will probably use the
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