Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Backing up (gbak) slows other operations |
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Author | Jason Dodson |
Post date | 2005-09-13T19:02:13Z |
I think you are running into one of my most lamented problems with firebird... if there is an aggressive connection (IE backup, or a really CPU/IO
intensive query), it absolutely refuses to play nice with the other connections. My guess is there is no (or not very good) scheduler in Firebird.
Jason
terriertech wrote:
intensive query), it absolutely refuses to play nice with the other connections. My guess is there is no (or not very good) scheduler in Firebird.
Jason
terriertech wrote:
> Hi all, I have sites that are working with a datafile 24 hours/day.
> Backups are run using gbak via a windows scheduled task at 4 am.
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> Users are complaining that the backup slows down their work to a
> crawl. The GDB file is about 1.5 GB, the GBK file is about 1.4 GB,
> and the backup takes ~10 min. The server has 1 GB of RAM.
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> Any hints for improving the client speed during backup? I am going to
> try lowering the priority of the gbak script process, but I suspect
> that everything is farmed off to the server process so this won't make
> a difference.
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> Thanks!
> Justin R
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