Dick Thiot wrote: > If you are taking heat for using transaction boundaries my question > would be "Is everything encompassed within the transaction critical to > the transaction?" If it isn't then move part of it out of the > transaction. If it is then you MUST use transactions. > Pretty much - though usually the best way to keep things out of transaction s that should not be encompassed within them is to use the jchmod command to turn off boundaries for that file. This also applies (separate flag) to those using transaction journaling, you should use jchmod to turn off journaling for files that are not retained, such as temporary files, work files, files that have to be recreated if you restore and so on. Doing this can make a huge difference to the size of your journal files (and performance of course).
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