Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Silent installation script for Firebird |
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Author | Milan Babuskov |
Post date | 2005-03-03T17:11:42Z |
Schlup, Herbert wrote:
afternoon (if I had free afternood that is ;). The tool would be run
like this:
restorer input.txt destination_directory
input.txt is a textual file, where each line is a backup file name, or
backup_name=restore_name pairs or something similar. Then:
- read line by line from input.txt
- restore backup file to database file
- in case of error stop (or continue - a configurable option) and
print error on screen (or popup the window, whatever).
I mentioned IBPP since it's really easy to work with for such things.
Look at my FBCopy utility, I wrote first version of it in two days. Of
course, you could easily do it with PHP or any other component set
that has good backup/restore ability.
--
Milan Babuskov
http://fbexport.sourceforge.net
http://www.flamerobin.org
> Yes exactly. As I has to backup / restore approx 200 Databases, i thougth that there is something like a migration procedure.Well, I could write a tool to do something like that using IBPP in one
afternoon (if I had free afternood that is ;). The tool would be run
like this:
restorer input.txt destination_directory
input.txt is a textual file, where each line is a backup file name, or
backup_name=restore_name pairs or something similar. Then:
- read line by line from input.txt
- restore backup file to database file
- in case of error stop (or continue - a configurable option) and
print error on screen (or popup the window, whatever).
I mentioned IBPP since it's really easy to work with for such things.
Look at my FBCopy utility, I wrote first version of it in two days. Of
course, you could easily do it with PHP or any other component set
that has good backup/restore ability.
--
Milan Babuskov
http://fbexport.sourceforge.net
http://www.flamerobin.org