That's the only way to do it correctly.
>At 12:14 PM -0700 3/10/00, Todd Reed wrote:
>>I figure that if I have 'verify' turned on, and the log doesn't
>>indicate a problem that the database files are getting backed up
>>okay. Is this the experience of the list, or should I be practicing
>>pre
At 12:14 PM -0700 3/10/00, Todd Reed wrote:
>I figure that if I have 'verify' turned on, and the log doesn't
>indicate a problem that the database files are getting backed up
>okay. Is this the experience of the list, or should I be practicing
>preventive paranoia?
FileMaker Server keeps a lot
Hi,
I've been examining the backups I'm doing with open Filemaker Pro
databases. I guess the party line from Dantz is that it's a bad thing
to back up open database files.
On our backup LAN, we back up a Filemaker server using the remote
client control panel (on a Mac) and the files get backe
Leave it to a computer to make us feel humble. I know I must be missing
something really simple here but I've got a problem that's got me stumped.
Before calling it quits for the day I switch my location manager from my
dial-up set to my Retrospect set. Location Manager being what it
is...some
