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RE: 2.3.1alpha tips?





--On Tuesday, February 15, 2005 12:16 PM -0600 "Armbrust, Daniel C." <Armbrust.Daniel@mayo.edu> wrote:

How about some guidance on the DB_CONFIG files with 2.3.1alpha (and
4.3.27(.3) of Berkeley)?

I always used to use the following:
set_flags       DB_TXN_NOSYNC
set_flags       DB_TXN_NOT_DURABLE

You don't need these with 2.3.1 alpha.

To suppress log file creation (at all times - I load millions of entries
- but after they are entered, that database is pretty much read only - so
I never cared about the log files)

But these are apparently no longer valid.  I've seen some reference in
the mailing list to a -q option on slapadd that is supposed to do the
same thing, I think?  I tried to look in the man pages for the -q option,
but it doesn't appear to be documented yet?

Correct, just use -q with slapadd. It will disable the log files and a few other things.


Plus, if that is only an option on slapadd - how can I go about disabling
the log file creation when I do massive adds on a running server (rather
than slapadd)?

You can't with BDB 4.3.27. In fact, BDB 4.3.27 is horribly broken when it comes to log files. If you need to be able to disable log file creation, you need to stay with BDB 4.2.


--Quanah


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