Hi,
i am quite sure that this question was already asked more than once, but i can't find valuable information. I have a servlet using Apache Derby embedded as a DB backend and have to make daily backups. I can not shut down the entire DB or servlet, so my plan would be to lock the tables and do something like "select into outfile" if possible.
Is that a good idea?
I expect the database to grow by 50MB per Year, possibly less, but no more than 100MB. It is running on quite powerfull hardware (quad-core, 4GB RAM) and i have a several hours time to do a backup (from 2 to 5 o clock). So performance is not the problem but consistency.

Thanks a lot for any comments in advance
M. Müller

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