W dniu 2015-08-28 o 18:11, 'Leyne, Sean' s...@broadviewsoftware.com
[firebird-support] pisze:
> You still need to run the test I outlined...
>
> Otherwise, you are making several assumptions. The first, is that I am
> not a blithering idiot who is spouting nonsense!
For now "assumptions" that's
Hi,
Veeam should not create file corruptions, but rather the backup of the
database could have data from uncommitted transactions, although
present in the db file, would be ignored by the engine (might show up
in the log file).
My biggest concern was that after restore form Veeam backup
On Aug 28, 2015, at 2:40 AM, Macma mac...@wp.pl [firebird-support]
firebird-support@yahoogroups.com wrote:
My biggest concern was that after restore form Veeam backup firebird
database file could be damage. If not there is nothing I can worry
about. I'm just want to be sure that when someone
Hi,
I can do regular backup with gbak but i look for some smarter solution
to.
To backup any of the databases with VM snapshots or similar mechanisms a
series of special preparation and post-backup steps must be fulfilled,
or database should be in archivelog (Oracle) mode.
You can use
My biggest concern was that after restore form Veeam backup firebird
database file could be damage. If not there is nothing I can worry
about. I'm just want to be sure that when someone restore full vmdk
file my system will work and survive such operation.
Unless Veeam works some
Veeam should not create file corruptions, but rather the backup of the
database could have data from uncommitted transactions, although
present in the db file, would be ignored by the engine (might show up
in the log file).
My biggest concern was that after restore form Veeam backup
I have to run Firebird 2.5 in Windows 2012R2 on VMware cluster. All VM
machines will be regularly backup with Veeam Backup. I red that such
backups could cause database file corruption (inconsistency) within the
backup. Is there any method to prevent it?
Veeam should not create file
Hi,
I have to run Firebird 2.5 in Windows 2012R2 on VMware cluster. All VM
machines will be regularly backup with Veeam Backup. I red that such
backups could cause database file corruption (inconsistency) within the
backup. Is there any method to prevent it?
May by there is some way to use
