Subject | Re: [ib-support] Re: gbak options |
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Author | Philippe Makowski A6-CMO |
Post date | 2002-01-28T16:15:03Z |
Here it is :
Extract from OpGuide.pdf :
gbak [-B] [options] database target
Option Description
-b[ackup_database] Backs up database to file or device
-co[nvert] Converts external files as internal tables
-e[xpand] Creates a noncompressed back up
-fa[ctor] n Uses blocking factor n for tape device
-g[arbage_collect] Does not garbage collect during backup
-ig[nore] Ignores checksums during backup
-l[imbo] Ignores limbo transactions during backup
-m[etadata] Backs up metadata only, no data
-nt Creates the backup in nontransportable format
-ol[d_descriptions] Backs up metadata in old-style format
-pa[ssword] text Checks for password text before accessing a database
-role name Connects as role name
-se[rvice] servicename
.. Creates the backup files on the host where the original database
files are located, using InterBase's Service Manager
.. servicename invokes the Service Manager on the server host;
syntax varies with the network protocol in use:
TCP/IP hostname:service_mgr
SPX hostname@service_mgr
Named pipes \\hostname\service_mgr
Local service_mgr
Extract from OpGuide.pdf :
gbak [-B] [options] database target
Option Description
-b[ackup_database] Backs up database to file or device
-co[nvert] Converts external files as internal tables
-e[xpand] Creates a noncompressed back up
-fa[ctor] n Uses blocking factor n for tape device
-g[arbage_collect] Does not garbage collect during backup
-ig[nore] Ignores checksums during backup
-l[imbo] Ignores limbo transactions during backup
-m[etadata] Backs up metadata only, no data
-nt Creates the backup in nontransportable format
-ol[d_descriptions] Backs up metadata in old-style format
-pa[ssword] text Checks for password text before accessing a database
-role name Connects as role name
-se[rvice] servicename
.. Creates the backup files on the host where the original database
files are located, using InterBase's Service Manager
.. servicename invokes the Service Manager on the server host;
syntax varies with the network protocol in use:
TCP/IP hostname:service_mgr
SPX hostname@service_mgr
Named pipes \\hostname\service_mgr
Local service_mgr