Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Proper way to handle an open Firebird database... |
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Author | Mark Rotteveel |
Post date | 2018-05-03T15:34:21Z |
On 3-5-2018 17:05, Javier Cintron fcintrono@... [firebird-support]
wrote:
shutdown Firebird either.
while it is running.
Nbackup can be incremental, meaning less needs to be backed up per
backup (this can make it more complex to do correctly though).
in a controlled termination of services and signalling to other
applications they need to be stopped (assuming it is a controlled
restart and not physically resetting or shutting off power).
Mark
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Mark Rotteveel
wrote:
> Yes That is right, I want to backup the database.Yes, and if you use alter database begin/end backup you don't need to
>
> I have a gap in the nigth to do it.
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> I understand that by using gbak or nbackup Firebird doesnt need to be
> shutdown.
shutdown Firebird either.
> Besides that, is there any other advantage of gbak or nbackup against anA gbak backup is likely smaller, and may do some additional housekeeping
> ordinary copy of the database?
while it is running.
Nbackup can be incremental, meaning less needs to be backed up per
backup (this can make it more complex to do correctly though).
> By the way If a need to restart the server, Do I need to shutdownAs Dimitry already answered that: no. OS shutdown or reboot will result
> Firebird first?
in a controlled termination of services and signalling to other
applications they need to be stopped (assuming it is a controlled
restart and not physically resetting or shutting off power).
Mark
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Mark Rotteveel