Transactional data (file system) store on AIX? - Aix
This is a discussion on Transactional data (file system) store on AIX? - Aix ; Not all data in a system is in a database but consistent information
across data stores is a need (huge online data increase, going to
24/24 7/7, that need to be consistent). And a primary data store is
the file ...
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Transactional data (file system) store on AIX?
Not all data in a system is in a database but consistent information
across data stores is a need (huge online data increase, going to
24/24 7/7, that need to be consistent). And a primary data store is
the file system.
A this time, there is capability to define or freeze a consistent
point in time ( applications have no API for a transaction boundary
for file system data). What about built-in transactional file system
support in AIX?
Bernard Dhooghe
PS: What happened with the Transarc heritage: f something (a
transformation process, here persistent storage) has no transaction
boundaries, can it be good?
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Re: Transactional data (file system) store on AIX?
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Bernard Dhooghe
