Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Very strange page type error raised during backup |
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Author | Gabor Boros |
Post date | 2010-06-29T12:06:15Z |
Ann W. Harrison írta:
Fortunately I am paranoid and always do backup with verbose.
Log of a normal backup:
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gbak: writing domain RDB$1440
gbak: writing domain RDB$1441
gbak: writing domain RDB$1442
gbak: writing domain RDB$1443
gbak: writing domain RDB$1444
gbak: writing domain RDB$1445
gbak: writing domain RDB$1446
gbak: writing domain RDB$1447
gbak: writing domain RDB$1448
gbak: writing domain RDB$1449
gbak:writing shadow files
gbak:writing character sets
gbak:writing collations
gbak:writing functions
gbak:writing tables
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Log of the problematic backup:
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gbak: writing domain RDB$1440
gbak: writing domain RDB$1441
gbak: writing domain RDB$1442
gbak: writing domain RDB$1443
gbak: writing domain RDB$1444
gbak: writing domain RDB$1445
gbak: writing domain RDB$1446
gbak: writing domain RDB$1447
gbak: writing domain RDB$1448
(End of log file)
>RDB$PAGE_TYPE is 4 and RDB$RELATION_NAME is RDB$FILES
> Stranger is that the page number is 24. The first pages of
> a database hold system table information and they're created
> with the database. I think page 24 is normally a pointer page
> for the RDB$FILES system table.
>Sorry Ann. I forgot to write, we use Services API for do backup.
> Did the error happen immediately after the backup started? Gbak
> reads the system tables first, so if the error wasn't essentially
> instantaneous, it had no business looking at page 24.
Fortunately I am paranoid and always do backup with verbose.
Log of a normal backup:
.
.
.
gbak: writing domain RDB$1440
gbak: writing domain RDB$1441
gbak: writing domain RDB$1442
gbak: writing domain RDB$1443
gbak: writing domain RDB$1444
gbak: writing domain RDB$1445
gbak: writing domain RDB$1446
gbak: writing domain RDB$1447
gbak: writing domain RDB$1448
gbak: writing domain RDB$1449
gbak:writing shadow files
gbak:writing character sets
gbak:writing collations
gbak:writing functions
gbak:writing tables
.
.
.
Log of the problematic backup:
.
.
.
gbak: writing domain RDB$1440
gbak: writing domain RDB$1441
gbak: writing domain RDB$1442
gbak: writing domain RDB$1443
gbak: writing domain RDB$1444
gbak: writing domain RDB$1445
gbak: writing domain RDB$1446
gbak: writing domain RDB$1447
gbak: writing domain RDB$1448
(End of log file)
>Gabor
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ann