Guillaume Smet a écrit :
On 1/31/07, Gérard BUNEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:The database contains only one table holding 2 columns: an ID and a field of type bigint which corresponds to a counter. There's always one record in the database, the clients only increment the counter in this record. I use Hibernate 3 to do this. The sequoia client is also a CORBA server which manages data. clients send request to this server which updates data in the database (increment counter). When I stopped the mysql service on one host, counter on this database was 158. When I stopped request from clients it was 215 on the second backend. After re-enabling the failed backend each databases remained in the same state even if recovery seemed successfull. Does the fact that each VDB maintains only one backend can affect the result. I mean that as the first controller is discarded from the list of available controllers, its recovery log may not be maintained up to date ?? Yes
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