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I am considering using TT in production and I am curious why you are stressing on backup and corruption. Are you giving out these tips like generally good pract
by paraschopra 17y ago
I am considering using TT in production and I am curious why you are stressing on backup and corruption. Are you giving out these tips like generally good practices or are you referring it especially for TT because of its inherent properties?
- evgen 17y agoI don't think they are specific to TT/TC, but are just good practices in general; I have been burned by corrupted Berkeley DB databases so many times that I now refuse to use it for any project where persistence actually matters. The one variable that TT adds to the equation is that your application code may not be local to the system running the DB, so it is easy to forget that if you don't sync your data no one else will.