Hi,
one of my clients likes the idea of an cloud backup for his data. There are a dozen of companies offering these services. At first not that difficult, one can include the BDD map in the backup, right?
But will this work for the data files, because the hfsql server is always up and running and therefore these files may be open of even in cache?
Anyone having experience with this?
I also tried the hot-backup option to make a local backup and then use this local version for a cloud backup. of hfsql but this one is veeery slow, it looks like it does a record-by-record backup.
I also have one very large file (100GB+) holding photos. I can't backup the file as a whole, this would take too long on with their current adls connection. Some tools are able to detect which parts of a file are changed. Will that work for hfsql files?
one of my clients likes the idea of an cloud backup for his data. There are a dozen of companies offering these services. At first not that difficult, one can include the BDD map in the backup, right?
But will this work for the data files, because the hfsql server is always up and running and therefore these files may be open of even in cache?
Anyone having experience with this?
I also tried the hot-backup option to make a local backup and then use this local version for a cloud backup. of hfsql but this one is veeery slow, it looks like it does a record-by-record backup.
I also have one very large file (100GB+) holding photos. I can't backup the file as a whole, this would take too long on with their current adls connection. Some tools are able to detect which parts of a file are changed. Will that work for hfsql files?