13.09.2018 13:48, hugo.lar...@yahoo.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Unfortunately 2.5 does not have replication.
There are third-party tools for replication and ETL as well.
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WBR, SD.
On 13-9-2018 23:05, hugo.lar...@yahoo.com [firebird-support] wrote:
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>
>> Do you mean you increase the back up level continuously?
>
> Yes
> My strategy is:
> Level 0 once.
> Increment level continuously every third Day.
>
> Works fine most of the times. Sometimes I get mysteriously the
Hi,
Unfortunately 2.5 does not have replication.
I'm desperately waiting for FB4.
Thx,
On 2018-09-13 14:04, hugo.lar...@yahoo.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Thank for the explanation.
>
> What about restoring (GBAK) both databases at a particular moment then
> they should be even "physically" identical at that moment? At this
> moment it's level 0.
> But then you
Hi Mark,
Thank for the explanation.
What about restoring (GBAK) both databases at a particular moment then they
should be even "physically" identical at that moment? At this moment it's level
0.
But then you have tell the source db where level 1 starts. Maybe by inserting
something in
13.09.2018 11:14, hugo.lar...@yahoo.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> I appreciate any advice on this issue.
I'd suggest you using of replication instead of backups. It can
significantly reduce
size of transferred data.
You also can use ETL tools that are able not to export old/unchanged
On 13-9-2018 11:14, hugo.lar...@yahoo.com [firebird-support] wrote:
> We have hundreds of Firebird SQL 2.5 running at customers site (shops)
> with limited Internet bandwidth. The application is a POS system.
> For backup we use incremental NBAK and send the N file to a remote host
> which are
Hello,
We have hundreds of Firebird SQL 2.5 running at customers site (shops) with
limited Internet bandwidth. The application is a POS system.
For backup we use incremental NBAK and send the N file to a remote host which
are restored on the server to display sale statistics etc.
When
