Subject | AW: [firebird-support] How to test for forced writes? |
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Author | Steffen Heil |
Post date | 2011-01-26T15:43:05Z |
Hi
So does the absence of that line in the output say "gfix was not used, so no
information" or does is say "forced writes is off" ?
My problem: This database is part of one of our products and I need to be
sure, it always works in forced writes mode.
I always thought it would, but now I want to be sure.
Your statement above indicated, we are wrong, but what now?
Can we "simply" run " gfix -user sysdba -pass XYZ -write sync
/path/to/database.fdb" ?
What about backups? If they are restored, do we need to run that command
again?
Regards,
Steffen
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> > I only get this:In an older mail to this list (2010-10-01 09:28) Norman Dunbar wrote:
> > Database header page information:
> > ...
> > Creation date Oct 8, 2010 9:58:08
> > Attributes
>
> Attributes lists "forced writes" if forced writes is enabled.
> Note, if gfix hasn't been used against this database, then the abovecommand will not display "Attributes".
So does the absence of that line in the output say "gfix was not used, so no
information" or does is say "forced writes is off" ?
My problem: This database is part of one of our products and I need to be
sure, it always works in forced writes mode.
I always thought it would, but now I want to be sure.
Your statement above indicated, we are wrong, but what now?
Can we "simply" run " gfix -user sysdba -pass XYZ -write sync
/path/to/database.fdb" ?
What about backups? If they are restored, do we need to run that command
again?
Regards,
Steffen
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