Hello Ulrich,
I obviously would be interested in seeing the statistics, and unless you
take some precautions I would strongly suggest not running it on a
production environment.
If you do, nevertheless, want to try, at a minimum, I would create a new
database (named perhaps TestBacula. Then
On 08/06/17 13:47, Ulrich Leodolter wrote:
> Hi Phil,
>
>> Phil Stracchino hat am 6. August 2017 um 17:03
>> geschrieben:
>>
>> Community request:
>> Does anyone else here have a test environment which DOES have jobs of
>> that size who could perform comparison tests of the same 20-50 million
>>
Hi Phil,
> Phil Stracchino hat am 6. August 2017 um 17:03
> geschrieben:
>
> Community request:
> Does anyone else here have a test environment which DOES have jobs of
> that size who could perform comparison tests of the same 20-50 million
> file backup job with and without batch insert?
We h
On 08/06/17 03:24, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> Hello Phil,
>
> Thank you for your comments, and I am pleased that you have found a
> solution for your batch insert problem. Unfortunately, I cannot apply
> the patch to a released version two days before I go on vacation. Nor
> will I change the defa
Phil,
Here is my response concerning the mysql_tables_change (see your email
below).
I cannot make changes of the kind that you suggest where some change
items that are not broken or items where I cannot reproduce a problem.
This is especially since this is a production release, which I can
Hello Phil,
Thank you for your comments, and I am pleased that you have found a
solution for your batch insert problem. Unfortunately, I cannot apply
the patch to a released version two days before I go on vacation. Nor
will I change the default.
If you can show me solid statistics on a Li
Kern,
Rather than re-opening the ticket again - the schema patch doesn't do
NEARLY as much as it looks as though it does.
The make_mysql_tables script currently creates a new Bacula schema in
which all DATETIME fields *except one* are left as unadorned DATETIME
with no NOT NULL or DEFAULT. The o
