Re: tbinit -p

Klaus Brand (klaus@rnihd.rni.sub.org) wrote: : Hi Netlanders, : one short question: : is there any difficulty to use "tbinit -p" instead of a "normal" tbinit? The "tbinit -p" does not clean up temporary tables on shared memory initialization. The only place that I can see this hurting you is if you had crashed the database while someone had lots of temp tables in use. Since temp tables are automatically dropped when the OnLine user process exits, and crashing the system would not cause the tables to drop, using the "tbinit -p" might cause your rootdbs to fill up with temp tables. If you used nothing but "tbinit -p", the effect would probably be cumulative. : Thanx in advance, : Klaus. : -- : Dipl.-Inform. Klaus Brand | : Telekom Entwicklungszentrum Darmstadt | : Standort Mannheim | hier Raum fuer eigenen Eintrag : | -- =========================================================================== jlumbley@netcom.com (Joe Lumbley) "If you believe that my statements Database Administrator represent my company, please send The Tigon Corporation money and I'll send you stock" Dallas, Texas ===========================================================================