Hi,

We have a big customer here who processes large numbers of transactions into a large database and plans to not backup and restore.

We are using Dialect 3. I think that means that the TID is 32 bits. I think that means they get 4,294,967,296 transactions before overflow - I'm assuming the TID is an unsigned integer. Is that correct?

If we move to dialect 3, does the TID become 64 bits?

Thanks,

Brian
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