Subject | RE: Nbackup, Default I/O ON or OFF |
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Post date | 2013-12-20T09:27:41Z |
Hi Dmitry, first thank you for your satisfying answers.
I realized i had some mistakes while trying to ask, so I still have some minor things in my mind.
First, as you said, it's a mistake in my question, it should be
I can't see the default option for NBACKUP'S Direct I/O SETTING in my system.
Does nbackup, take the behavior of firebird server's "forced writes", if it's not given as a parameter? Or is it turned on by default, or off?
I've used the same raid array to store the backup. Yes, it's a good idea to use an other drive. I was not expecting this kind of slow down. For first time nbackup users like me, it can be a good thing if it writes a confirmation message to the console saying, "using another physical disk is strongly recommended, do you wish to continue?" Just an idea.
Now, I'm hasitating to start a level 1 backup, because if I start a B 1 level backup and if it takes about 6-7 minutes and slow down the operations tremendously again, they will cut my head off :)