Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Confused about delta files [SOLVED] |
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Author | Paul Vinkenoog |
Post date | 2014-01-17T13:45:13Z |
Alan McDonald wrote:
Of course it's safe to copy an .fdb if the server is down (and no embedded connections exist), but the standard mantra is "use gbak", simply because this is *always* safe.
Paul Vinkenoog
> > In general, moving Firebird database files is a definite no-no. You copySorry, I'm not sure what you mean by this (maybe because English isn't my first language).
> > or move Firebird databases by gbak'ing them and restoring them at the new
> > location.
>
> What? Is there more to knowing that if you stop the fbserver, it's safe to
> copy an .fdb file than there is to know how to manipulate a database file
> under the control of nbackup?
Of course it's safe to copy an .fdb if the server is down (and no embedded connections exist), but the standard mantra is "use gbak", simply because this is *always* safe.
Paul Vinkenoog