Helen Borrie <helebor@...> wrote:
At 12:50 PM 10/07/2003 +0800, jinyang wrote:

>Ann Harrison <aharrison@...> wrote:
>
>Almost all the problems I've seen from Brazil are databases that were
>running with forced writes off on windows when the power failed. Hard
>to blame the database for that.

jinyang wrote

> I agree with the view that loss power make database corrupt.But I
> think It is most important to solve the problem by user when the database
> corrupt.
>
> How to restore the normal by user so that they can continual use the
> application?
>
> A tool is need to use by user to restore the corrupt database.Let's
> make it.

Your safety policy: ambulance at bottom of cliff.
Better safety policy: Use asynchronous writes on Windows: ALWAYS.

heLen

As you have corrected:synchronous!That's right.

If We have Better safety policy,but someone had dropped down the cliff.We should can save it.Is it ok?

I guess the option of forced writed may be can't insure that database aren't been corrupted.May be I am wrong.

jinyang.





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