Subject | Re: [firebird-support] GBAK and NBAK restore |
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Author | Mark Rotteveel |
Post date | 2018-09-13T17:54:42Z |
On 2018-09-13 14:04, hugo.larson@... [firebird-support] wrote:
deterministic on a byte level, and that is not guaranteed. Consider
restores with different page sizes, but even different ICU versions,
OS/platform differences, and other things might lead to the same logical
data to have slightly different on disk layout.
Mark
> Hi Mark,Not necessarily, you'd have to rely on a gbak restore to be fully
>
> Thank for the explanation.
>
> What about restoring (GBAK) both databases at a particular moment then
> they should be even "physically" identical at that moment? At this
> moment it's level 0.
> But then you have tell the source db where level 1 starts. Maybe by
> inserting something in RDB$BACKUP_HISTORY?
deterministic on a byte level, and that is not guaranteed. Consider
restores with different page sizes, but even different ICU versions,
OS/platform differences, and other things might lead to the same logical
data to have slightly different on disk layout.
> My strategy is to never repeat level 0 and increment level every thirdDo you mean you increase the back up level continuously?
> day. Have done this for a while and it seems to work.
Mark