From: Bruno F. <br...@io...> - 2009-12-14 10:10:48
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Hello Eric, On 12/14/2009 10:37 AM, Eric Bollengier wrote: > Hello Bruno, > > You should find this information in the configure output (at the end), or This is what we can't have when we are using binary only installed files. There's no like /proc/config.gz in bacula :-) > you may find this information by using "strings" on the bacula-dir binary > (or maybe the libbacsql file) > > strings bacula-dir | grep batch > CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE batch > > Bye > ok I've try and only get this on the two proposed strings /usr/sbin/bacula-dir | grep batch _Z27db_write_batch_file_recordsP3JCR _Z23db_open_batch_connexionP3JCRP4B_DB Which leave me a bit perplex ! People around are certifing that it was a batch-insert enabled ... During a backup I didn't see mysql using a tmp file somewhere or using a tmp table in processlist. Did batch-insert also work with MyIsam tables ? I think I should rebuild a real enabled batch-insert or did you have anoter idea. > Bruno Friedmann wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I need to know if a bacula-dir binary has or not batch-insert-enabled. >> Is there a simple (or complex) way to do this ? >> >> Thanks for tips. >> >> > -- Bruno Friedmann |