Subject | Re: unattended firebird backup |
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Author | p_b_turner |
Post date | 2007-02-05T13:59:43Z |
hi Markus,
thanks for the suggestion. already tried that. my backup service
program is nothing more than a shell for making "system" calls to
gbak (need to hide username and password - so no script). before i
added the localhost: item before the database name, i couldn't get it
to work regardless of login state. by adding the localhost: item, i
was able to get it to work only when i'm logged in. think the issue
lies with with either my XP configuration or account.
thanks,
pbt.
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Markus Ostenried"
<macnoz@...> wrote:
thanks for the suggestion. already tried that. my backup service
program is nothing more than a shell for making "system" calls to
gbak (need to hide username and password - so no script). before i
added the localhost: item before the database name, i couldn't get it
to work regardless of login state. by adding the localhost: item, i
was able to get it to work only when i'm logged in. think the issue
lies with with either my XP configuration or account.
thanks,
pbt.
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Markus Ostenried"
<macnoz@...> wrote:
>scheduled
> On 2/2/07, p_b_turner <PBTiam@...> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Looking for a solution where I can backup a Firebird 1.5 database
> > unattended using gbak. I've tried a scheduled batch file,
> > app, and a service app, all with the same result. if i'm loggedin,
> > all work fine. if i'm logged out, none run. if i lock theterminal,
> > it works. came across a discussion (message 65333, etc.) where itat FIBS:
> > talks about adding localhost: to the path of the database. tried
> > this with no luck.
>
> try running your backup programm as a windows service. have a look
> http://www.talatdogan.com/fibs.htm
>
> HTH,
> Markus
>