Subject | Re: [ib-support] Re: Firebird Backups with Sweep |
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Author | Jason Chapman (JAC2) |
Post date | 2002-05-13T10:09:33Z |
Nick,
Backup doesn't actually do a sweep, it is doing a garbage collection. They
slightly are diferent.
Garbage collection does not resolve the issue of having a data changing
transaction that is rolled back, a sweep does. When doing a backup you
can't invoke a sweep in the command line, only include or exclude garbage
collection.
Cheers,
JAC
""Nick Upson"" <uebridger@...> wrote in message
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Backup doesn't actually do a sweep, it is doing a garbage collection. They
slightly are diferent.
Garbage collection does not resolve the issue of having a data changing
transaction that is rolled back, a sweep does. When doing a backup you
can't invoke a sweep in the command line, only include or exclude garbage
collection.
Cheers,
JAC
""Nick Upson"" <uebridger@...> wrote in message
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> that's it.records,
>
> The backup is doing a sweep, releasing all the space used by those
> index entries, etc. As you are intending to restore over this database you
> didn't want it checked
>