> I'm surprised, but delighted, to find it's that simple. That's a sign
> of a well-written application.
All bacula's code is using 64bit functions for FileId_t (ie edit_uint64() or
str_to_int64())
> Would this work with MySQL and SQLLite as well? (Don't know if MySQL has
> a 64-bit int or no
In response to Eric Bollengier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >> Also, I noticed in the current "limitations" that 4 billion files is
> >> the limit per database? (this would I assume be per director then in
> >> reality if they used different databases?)
> >
> > Actually, it's per-database catalog. Thi
>> Also, I noticed in the current "limitations" that 4 billion files is
>> the limit per database? (this would I assume be per director then in
>> reality if they used different databases?)
>
> Actually, it's per-database catalog. This is because most databases
> use 32 bit int for IDs.
You can
On Monday 18 December 2006 17:03, Bill Moran wrote:
> In response to "Terry Zink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Currently my company uses a custom backup solution. While effective, we
> > are growing out of the point where it is scalable for what we need and
> > becoming unmanageable. It is also start
In response to "Terry Zink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Currently my company uses a custom backup solution. While effective, we
> are growing out of the point where it is scalable for what we need and
> becoming unmanageable. It is also starting to lack features necessary.
>
> Essentially, it backs u
