Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Concern with FB |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2005-05-26T12:46:50Z |
At 10:33 PM 26/05/2005 +1000, you wrote:
However, Firebird databases don't get corrupted by the server losing power
-- *UNLESS* forced writes is off.
Dirty power can be a problem, though, insofar as surges can zap blocks of
hard drive. This problem isn't exclusive to Firebird or confined to
databases, of course...
./hb
>Hi Tim,I'd be interested to know, too.
>
> >>We have had to change out code to protect against
> >>the user switching off the power at the wall socket, for example.
>
>How does one protect (in code) against the power being turned of ?
However, Firebird databases don't get corrupted by the server losing power
-- *UNLESS* forced writes is off.
Dirty power can be a problem, though, insofar as surges can zap blocks of
hard drive. This problem isn't exclusive to Firebird or confined to
databases, of course...
./hb