Yes,
That was next on my list. Not something I've done before so I'm glad to
hear that someone else has done it.
Where will I find this code?
Regards,
John
Eric Bollengier wrote:
Hello John,
An other solution that doesn't require any additional code and no database
structure modification, is to use a PL function to extract mtime, ctime,
size, block_size etc... from LStat field.
This function is available on Postgresql and now on Mysql (thanks to Kjetil).
The only drawback that i see with this PL function, is that you *should* avoid
to use it in WHERE or JOIN clauses. But, it works very well for reporting and
analysis.
Bye
Le Tuesday 07 October 2008 04:50:50 John Huttley, vous avez écrit :
Hi
My first test are complete.
To aid in getting all the questions/answers and results in one place,
I've made a wiki entry.
http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=wiki:playground
My scripts are attached.
--John
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