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Marc
Marc Rauzier wrote:
IMHO, we should never have had another choice. I mean, commitment control is mandatory to ensure database integrity from an application point of view.I entirely agree. Also, in a disaster situation, recovery would be dramatically simpler with journalling & commitment control in use and a nightmare without. If you are not using journalling, you presumably have to do a full backup every night and so have to shut down the system, rather than just saving changed objects automatically at regular intervals throughout the day (say once every hour) whilst the system is running.
Rob
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