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MaxDB Logs for use in a backup system

MaxDB Logs for use in a backup system

2006-10-20       - By Ranadave Mukherji

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Hi,

I am trying to do the following:

I have two identical database instances (in two separate machines), one is
live and the other is to be a backup.  I would like to write all changes in
one database to a log, copy the log over to the other instance, and bring the
backup upto date.

How is the best way to achieve this?  How do I get a log of all sql commands
performed on the database?  What is the best way of then implementing this on
the back-up server?

I am using MaxDB 7.5.00.38 on a Suse box.

Any help gratefully appreciated,


Rana

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