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On Friday 14 March 2003 09:30, Avi Bryant wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, Marco Paga wrote:
> > > And these will all be logged... A solution may be to use IDs as
> > > Avi mentioned earlier.
> >
> > I know what you mean, but if you have a look at the documentation of
> > ReferenceStream or of Sixx you can see that this support is built in. You
> > can see it for example wiith Sixx if you fire out many small commands and
> > open afterwards the last commandlog file. you can see that the seconds
> > value is just written ones and then referenced by the following commands
> > that were fired out in the same second.
>
> Well, just make sure that however you do your snapshot, includes the Sixx
> instance that is keeping that id table...
>
> Avi

Snapshots need to write the whole system to disk. That is the idea behind 
System prevalence. That may result in big snapshot files but that is the 
price to pay for fault tolerance. You can vary the time between snapshots to 
meet your needs. If you have big systsms and less wirting commands you can 
snapshot once a week or so. But then the whole cluch.

regards
marco
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