Subject | ANN: IBLMRedo v1.0.0.5 BETA has been released! |
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Author | Thomas Steinmaurer |
Post date | 2003-05-30T06:38:47Z |
1.0.0.5 BETA of IBLMRedo - The IBLM Roll-Forward Log
Utility, part of the IB LogManager product family, has been
released.
This is a maintenance release and includes important bugfixes, so
if you have used the initial beta version, I highly recommend
upgrading to v1.0.0.5 BETA.
The IBLM product family includes:
- IB LogManager
A proven solution for integrating a logging/auditing mechanism into
your InterBase/Firebird database.
- IB LogManager Viewer
Same code base as IB LogManager, but without the capability to
change the logging schema.
- IBLMExport
A command line utility to export logged data into different formats.
- IBLMPump
A command line utility to pump/transfer logged data from the
production database into an external "transaction log" database
using the two phase commit (2PC) protocol.
- IBLMRedo
Roll-Forward Log Utility. Applies logs in an external "transaction log"
database on a workable operating system backup of your production
database.
More information is available at http://www.iblogmanager.com
Best Regards,
Thomas Steinmaurer
http://www.iblogmanager.com
Utility, part of the IB LogManager product family, has been
released.
This is a maintenance release and includes important bugfixes, so
if you have used the initial beta version, I highly recommend
upgrading to v1.0.0.5 BETA.
The IBLM product family includes:
- IB LogManager
A proven solution for integrating a logging/auditing mechanism into
your InterBase/Firebird database.
- IB LogManager Viewer
Same code base as IB LogManager, but without the capability to
change the logging schema.
- IBLMExport
A command line utility to export logged data into different formats.
- IBLMPump
A command line utility to pump/transfer logged data from the
production database into an external "transaction log" database
using the two phase commit (2PC) protocol.
- IBLMRedo
Roll-Forward Log Utility. Applies logs in an external "transaction log"
database on a workable operating system backup of your production
database.
More information is available at http://www.iblogmanager.com
Best Regards,
Thomas Steinmaurer
http://www.iblogmanager.com