Thanks for your document, very interesting reading. in restore section have noticed this :
*Pitfall:* Backups are platform-dependent. You can not restore a backup from a UNIX or LINUX database instance on a Windows host.
please note I restored my backup made under windows version of sapdb to sapdb runing under Linux redhat 9
in sapdb documentation has never heard about that
contrary to what I read in this document in this mailing list always saying that backup are platform independent, please correct me if I'am wrong.
Djebran Lezzoum
Axel Busch wrote:
Hi Markus,
nice to read your success story. We are also very happy with our sapdb for two years now. About 30 installations, ranging from 4 to 2000 users. This thing is just awesome.
We compiled a documentation dealing with Installation and
Administration under Windows and Linux. The guys from SAP reviewed this and added some comments (Thanks again, Daniel).
It is an OpenOffice Document, and everybody who is interested
can dowload it from http://www.transporeon.org/download/sapdb/maxdb_installation_administration.sxw
and make use of it in any way.
regards,
Axel
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Von: Markus Steindl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Montag, 16. Februar 2004 11:57
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Good Morning List !
I'm working now with MAXDB for about 1 Month and i'm very happy about this nice database :)
I've written an Online-Software for Transaction Processing with many Modules based on a LAMP Environment. After installing my Software on a Dual-Xeon 2.4 GHz Machine with 2x 155MBit Connection to the Internet i was worring about the system load of it. It was as high as 3.5 - 5.5 on my SuSE 8.1 Linux System - with 16 permant connected Users doing Order Processing for Customers.
I was very interested in speeding things up and so i switched to MAXDB.
I had to rewrite most of my SQL-Functions and had problems with my LONG-Columns - but now it works :)
My Question to the Community:
I'm planning to write a MAXDB - INSTALL HOWTO from the beginning of compiling the whole Environment up to the PHP-unixODBC connection and examples of some SQL commands ...
I know it's very hard to find a good Documentation on this matter, so i think is probably not the worst idea to write one on my own ...
Please reply if you'd like to help me or if you are interested in reading it !
Best Regards, Markus Steindl.
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