Just a quick one - when transaction logging is disabled and a server is shutdown - is the transaction logs being flushed (written to the nsf files)?
stein
Just a quick one - when transaction logging is disabled and a server is shutdown - is the transaction logs being flushed (written to the nsf files)?
stein
Subject: Quick one about transaction loggin
AFAIK, the transaction logs are applied on the first restart after disabling after which they are deleted automatically.
cheers,
Bram
Subject: Quick one about transaction loggin
Hm, as the domino server does only react to translog-changes on startup, i do not see why he should stop to write open translog-data to the .nsf-files.
What i came across was this: we did a server-shutdown and removed the translog-files (wanted domino to create new ones). the server did not start again, he simply expected these files to be there and crashed. luckily we only moved the files to trash, so we could restore them.
Subject: RE: Quick one about transaction loggin
Thanks for your replies. I wrote something completey wrong though, what my question was:
If transaction logging is ENABLED, is the and a server is gracefully shutdown - is then the translogs being flushed/committed to the nsf files?