Re: [WebDNA] Triggers.db wiped completely blank
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2011
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 107856
interpreted = N
texte = Kenneth Grome wrote: > I understand how to TRY to force WebDNA to write a db to > disk. That's what I thought I was doing with > [flushdatabases] ... but if this tag does not perform as > described then we need to know about it. > > If this is an exception to the otherwise comprehensive > performance of [flushdatabases] it can critically affect our > expectations and the reliability of our WebDNA servers ... > UNLESS we know it is an exception and therefore have a > reason to deal with it as such. > > At the moment I have only one reason to suspect that the > Triggers.db is exempt from being flushed via [flushdatabases]. > > I would simply like to know for a fact whether my suspicion > is true ... and if it is, what other WebDNA dbs are not > flushed via the [flushdatabases] tag? > > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome WebDNA would likely not be able to flush a corrupt database, which I am guessing is the situation here. I think there are details missing.. - From what host did you move? (platform) - Was there an upgrade in WebDNA (either in the process of moving or initiated by you) As we know, there are things that can corrupt a WebDNA "database". Donovan -- Donovan Brooke Euca Design Center www.euca.us www.keepitturning.co
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Kenneth Grome wrote: > I understand how to TRY to force WebDNA to write a db to > disk. That's what I thought I was doing with >
[flushdatabases] ... but if this tag does not perform as > described then we need to know about it. > > If this is an exception to the otherwise comprehensive > performance of
[flushdatabases] it can critically affect our > expectations and the reliability of our WebDNA servers ... > UNLESS we know it is an exception and therefore have a > reason to deal with it as such. > > At the moment I have only one reason to suspect that the >
triggers.db is exempt from being flushed via
[flushdatabases]. > > I would simply like to know for a fact whether my suspicion > is true ... and if it is, what other WebDNA dbs are not > flushed via the
[flushdatabases] tag? > > Sincerely, > Kenneth Grome WebDNA would likely not be able to flush a corrupt database, which I am guessing is the situation here. I think there are details missing.. - From what host did you move? (platform) - Was there an upgrade in WebDNA (either in the process of moving or initiated by you) As we know, there are things that can corrupt a WebDNA "database". Donovan -- Donovan Brooke Euca Design Center www.euca.us www.keepitturning.co
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