Subject | Validation problem |
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Author | Aldo Caruso |
Post date | 2012-01-06T14:16:30Z |
Hi,
I'm using firebird 2.0 on Linux, Debian 5.0 distribution.
I tried to execute an update sql query from a client machine (
using flamerobin ) and I got a lock conflict message ( other users were
connected at the same time, perhaps updating the same records of the
same table ).
I rolled back, and tried again but the query lasted for ever. I
tried again and again, but the query still lasted for ever. I stopped
the server an restarted it, with the same result.
After this, I got exclusive access to the database and performed a
full validation (using gfix). The output message was:
"Summary of validation errors
Number of record level errors : 1"
I validated again and then no error was shown.
My question is: Should I assume that the error was corrected or
must I do a backup and restore to be sure ?
( I haven't still tried the update query again)
Thanks for any help,
Aldo
I'm using firebird 2.0 on Linux, Debian 5.0 distribution.
I tried to execute an update sql query from a client machine (
using flamerobin ) and I got a lock conflict message ( other users were
connected at the same time, perhaps updating the same records of the
same table ).
I rolled back, and tried again but the query lasted for ever. I
tried again and again, but the query still lasted for ever. I stopped
the server an restarted it, with the same result.
After this, I got exclusive access to the database and performed a
full validation (using gfix). The output message was:
"Summary of validation errors
Number of record level errors : 1"
I validated again and then no error was shown.
My question is: Should I assume that the error was corrected or
must I do a backup and restore to be sure ?
( I haven't still tried the update query again)
Thanks for any help,
Aldo