Stephen Frost wrote:
> The point is that the database *can* be recovered unless something worse
> has happened (such as file system corruption). Just because you can't
> open it immediately upon reboot doesn't mean the data has been lost.
> Torsten, perhaps we could add something to the README about how to use a
> Berkley db, with some URLs to more documentation.
Something in the README saying either put in a checkpoint, or this is
how to recover after a crash would save a lot of people some grief I
think. For a lot of us, performance is unimportant compared to data
integrity ;)
Stephen Frost wrote:
> The point is that the database *can* be recovered unless something worse
> has happened (such as file system corruption). Just because you can't
> open it immediately upon reboot doesn't mean the data has been lost.
> Torsten, perhaps we could add something to the README about how to use a
> Berkley db, with some URLs to more documentation.
Something in the README saying either put in a checkpoint, or this is
how to recover after a crash would save a lot of people some grief I
think. For a lot of us, performance is unimportant compared to data
integrity ;)
doug.
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