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That is certainly possible. What would you use it for?
by SamReidHughes 8y ago
That is certainly possible. What would you use it for?
- tyingq 8y agoInstant what-if for end users that doesn't require IT help or lots of space/time, and doesn't interfere with the current prod data, etc. Think data savvy, but not IT savvy end users. Like financial analysts.
- SamReidHughes 8y agoThanks for answering. Myself, I'd only thought of performance for creating and using test environments in software development. Which, I guess, is another kind of what-if scenario.
- foobiekr 8y agoFork() the process, fork the database. That would be pretty interesting. Long running jobs where transforming a consistent snapshot is required.
- keymone 8y agoBeing able to deterministically look at what database looked like at any point in time is priceless for debugging/investigating sessions.