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Starting NAV server using "+" operator in database name
michalk
Member Posts: 43
Hi there!
Just recovered from total disaster of my ERP environment and had to quick run NAV server.
Logical structure of new disks differ from previous which NAV used (there were 4 partitions and 2 files of BD on each).
Now I have 2 partitions and 4 files on each so i run service using command:
Server.exe database=i:\plik1.fdb+j:\plik2.fdb+i:\plik3.fdb+j:\plik4.fdb
And it is working perfect but question is - is that proper?
Regards
Michał
Just recovered from total disaster of my ERP environment and had to quick run NAV server.
Logical structure of new disks differ from previous which NAV used (there were 4 partitions and 2 files of BD on each).
Now I have 2 partitions and 4 files on each so i run service using command:
Server.exe database=i:\plik1.fdb+j:\plik2.fdb+i:\plik3.fdb+j:\plik4.fdb
And it is working perfect but question is - is that proper?
Regards
Michał
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Answers
TY!
Have nice day
Michal