Ciao Fabrizio,
I'll answer in English, to be understood
by the list.
There are no direct indexes pointing
to files from Jobs or Volumes, so deletion of them at each pruning would
be very expensive in terms of resources.
Anyway you can delete unuseful items
using dbcheck. I have in a daily crontab
Thanks Ferdinando and Rudolf for your answers.
On Mon, 2006-05-22 at 10:28 +0200, Ferdinando Pasqualetti wrote:
There are no direct indexes pointing to files from Jobs or Volumes, so
deletion of them at each pruning would be very expensive in terms of
resources.
That's just what I used to
Ferdinando Pasqualetti wrote (2006/05/22):
...
I could not read and reply to html mails well, but if you have MySQL and
MyISAM, you do not need to drop the tables - it is sufficient to perform
optimize table File;
and all other tables (File, Path, Filename, ...) you want to shrink.
Hopefully
