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Re: back-bdb IDL limitations


Is it so because of the recovery overhead can be huge ? Even so, transactions seem to be indispensable to situations like incremental slapadd.
- Jong-Hyuk

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Jong Hyuk Choi
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2) there should be non-zero need for transaction protected operations of slap tools to cope with a system failure during a lengthy directory population.
I think you will find that it's almost always faster to simply disable transactions and
re-start the slapadd in the event of a failure.
 
 

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