Ciao, i have the following script call by Cron service.
First questions is relative to topaz call. When this script call the topaz it required a netldi service run on the server ? If yes it required a specific netldi port ? How the system manage this link? If i launching a direct topaz session i need to define the netldi port with : set gemn !tcp@scandella#netldi:50xxx#task!gemnetobject Second question: My environment use the default Seaside maintenance VM. Now the script, before the backup, call: run
It's correct ? I think the backup is cleaned without Object entry. Or the system required a markForCollect cycle before ? Thanks for any considerations, Dario _______________________________________________ Glass mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.gemtalksystems.com/mailman/listinfo/glass |
> First questions is relative to topaz call.
> > When this script call the topaz it required a netldi service run on the > server ? No, because if you run topaz on the same machine as the server, you can just run topaz and log in. > If yes it required a specific netldi port ? > > How the system manage this link? > > If i launching a direct topaz session i need to define the netldi port > with : set gemn !tcp@scandella#netldi:50xxx#task!gemnetobject > > > Second question: > > My environment use the default Seaside maintenance VM. > > Now the script, before the backup, call: > run > > ObjectLogEntry emptyLog > > % > > commit > > > It's correct ? > > I think the backup is cleaned without Object entry. > > Or the system required a markForCollect cycle before ? ObjectLogEntries are persisted and emptyLog just disconnects log entries. If you have an epoch gc running, it will garbage collect them, but because you're running a script like here, the log entries themselves will not be GC'ed. You have to run markForCollection but then wait for the reclaim as well (or do reclaimAll). HTH _______________________________________________ Glass mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.gemtalksystems.com/mailman/listinfo/glass |
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