Subject | 2 newbie questions |
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Author | Fred Pratt |
Post date | 2003-12-17T16:02:59Z |
Hi All -
I am using 1.5 RC5 Classic on Linux. I know that I should be on RC7 and
will get there asap. This weekend, the last database file on one of my
firebird instances went over 4gb and things seem fine. I assume that the
4gb file limit mentioned *several* times in the "Interbase 6 Operations
Guide" is no longer in effect. So here are my questions:
1. What is the new database file size limit?
2. Is there a better source for this kind of info?
3. What is the difference between sweeping and garbage-collecting? I have
turned automatic sweeping off and do it once per day using gfix -sweep. Is
sweeping with gfix necessary if I do a gbak backup daily?
TIA for any help on this,
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Regards,
Fred Pratt
MicroBeef Technologies
PO Box 9262
Amarillo, TX 79105
phone 806 372 2369
fax 806 378 5556
email prattf@...
url http://www.microbeef.com
"Open the pod bay door please, HAL."
I am using 1.5 RC5 Classic on Linux. I know that I should be on RC7 and
will get there asap. This weekend, the last database file on one of my
firebird instances went over 4gb and things seem fine. I assume that the
4gb file limit mentioned *several* times in the "Interbase 6 Operations
Guide" is no longer in effect. So here are my questions:
1. What is the new database file size limit?
2. Is there a better source for this kind of info?
3. What is the difference between sweeping and garbage-collecting? I have
turned automatic sweeping off and do it once per day using gfix -sweep. Is
sweeping with gfix necessary if I do a gbak backup daily?
TIA for any help on this,
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-------------------------------------
Regards,
Fred Pratt
MicroBeef Technologies
PO Box 9262
Amarillo, TX 79105
phone 806 372 2369
fax 806 378 5556
email prattf@...
url http://www.microbeef.com
"Open the pod bay door please, HAL."