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4 total messages Started by Wilson Arguello Wed, 29 Mar 2006 22:57
Backup code using InterClient
#21
Author: Wilson Arguello
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 22:57
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(I think this is the right forum)

Hi all.
Has Anyone some code to backup/restore a DB using InterClient via JDBC???
Re: Backup code using InterClient
#23
Author: Craig Stuntz TeamB
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 12:54
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Wilson Arguello wrote:

> Has Anyone some code to backup/restore a DB using InterClient via
> JDBC???

	No, the services API isn't exposed via InterClient, AFAIK. You'd have
to call out to GBAK or write a JNI wrapper for the Services API.

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Re: Backup code using InterClient
#24
Author: Craig Stuntz TeamB
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 15:54
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Wilson Arguello wrote:

> What about these methods?
> 
> ServerManager.backup()
> ServerManager.restore()
> 
> It looks like able to do that job!

	I was unaware of them. 

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Re: Backup code using InterClient
#25
Author: Wilson Arguello
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 16:40
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What about these methods?

ServerManager.backup()
ServerManager.restore()

It looks like able to do that job!

Craig Stuntz [TeamB] wrote:
> Wilson Arguello wrote:
> 
>> Has Anyone some code to backup/restore a DB using InterClient via
>> JDBC???
> 
> 	No, the services API isn't exposed via InterClient, AFAIK. You'd have
> to call out to GBAK or write a JNI wrapper for the Services API.
> 
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