| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Re: gbak to a non existing directory - Email found in subject |
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| Author | Michael Ludwig |
| Post date | 2012-06-07T08:08:25Z |
ma_golyo schrieb am 07.06.2012 um 06:07 (-0000):
locally or on the server. Willy-nilly creation of folders simply isn't
necessary. I'd say it is even undesirable because it could create a
folder by accident because you mistyped the path and then your important
backup might end up in a folder that you don't have on your radar and so
it would be effectively lost when you need it.
Why would you want to create a new folder from another machine instead
of just backing up to C:\Backups ? Explain your use case if you have a
good one.
Michael
> Why do you not want something like that? What is te purpose of thisGuess most people back up their databases to known locations, be it
> restriction? Or it's not a restriction, just not implemeted?
locally or on the server. Willy-nilly creation of folders simply isn't
necessary. I'd say it is even undesirable because it could create a
folder by accident because you mistyped the path and then your important
backup might end up in a folder that you don't have on your radar and so
it would be effectively lost when you need it.
Why would you want to create a new folder from another machine instead
of just backing up to C:\Backups ? Explain your use case if you have a
good one.
Michael