Subject | Re: Lost Records |
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Author | Ali Gökçen |
Post date | 2004-05-26T21:15:14Z |
Zakir,
FB doesn't lost records. We used all versions and RCs of FB
for hundreds of user environment applications.
Check your system seriously by more clever methods.
Are the new records seeing by other clients
(connections/transactions) after commit of inserts/updates?
If yes, there may be the devil inside the server. :)
(do checkdisk to your disk to find out cluster conflicts, do backup
restore to find out db file healty, do something to get rid of devil)
If no, your commit doesnt work correctly, records apparance are
local issue. check your commit operation result.
Regards.
Ali
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Zakir Mahomedy"
<zmahomedy@d...> wrote:
FB doesn't lost records. We used all versions and RCs of FB
for hundreds of user environment applications.
Check your system seriously by more clever methods.
Are the new records seeing by other clients
(connections/transactions) after commit of inserts/updates?
If yes, there may be the devil inside the server. :)
(do checkdisk to your disk to find out cluster conflicts, do backup
restore to find out db file healty, do something to get rid of devil)
If no, your commit doesnt work correctly, records apparance are
local issue. check your commit operation result.
Regards.
Ali
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Zakir Mahomedy"
<zmahomedy@d...> wrote:
> I checked the server, it has force writes on, howerver they arestill
> loosing records.