Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Newbie Question: Hot Backups |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2004-02-18T05:52:04Z |
At 05:14 AM 18/02/2004 +0000, you wrote:
isn't backup.
backup while users are online). Just use gbak. Note that gbak runs inside
a snapshot transaction and will backup database state as it was at the
start of the transaction, i.e. work done during the backup will not be in
the backup.
/hb
>What is the difference of Firebird's shadow files and hot backups thatDunno. Though shadowing duplicates your data (exactly, warts and all) it
>other commercial
>RDBMS's are bragging?
isn't backup.
>Firebird has always had hot backups (if we are talking about running a
>If Firebird can do hot backups, how can I do it?
backup while users are online). Just use gbak. Note that gbak runs inside
a snapshot transaction and will backup database state as it was at the
start of the transaction, i.e. work done during the backup will not be in
the backup.
/hb