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From: Nando D. <na...@de...> - 2008-02-07 22:13:29
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Dmitry, >> How would I go about replacing a live database then? D> I'm wondering why you would need that. What is better in a restored D> database vs the old one? for example the old one is hopelessly broken at the logical level. Work needs to be resumed from a previously backed up known working state. The system backs up databases and other things at scheduled intervals, and the user needs to be able to restore a backup at any time. In order to do that I need to kick off all applications, which I can do in application-specific ways for those I know. Those I haven't thought about in advance, like FlameRobin, are a corner case but I'd like to be able to handle it. I can easily imagine other cases in which you might want to kick off everyone and replace the database. Is there no other way than shutting down fbserver to achieve that on Linux? Ciao -- Nando Dessena |