I'm almost running out of disk space so I want to move 1 DB to a different hard drive. It's a rather simple but lengthy action during a shutdown of IRIS. But is this somehow possible under runtime in a stand-alone installation? I'm looking for kind of a "local drive failover"
I have been revisiting our backup strategy, and spotted that IRIS supports VSS (Volume Shadow Copy Service) in Windows. This is quite attractive as an approach, as it automatically calls the external freeze and thaw commands.
However when calling these manually, there's quite a few parameters that can be set, and the documentation around VSS only states that the freeze/thaw commands are called.
Is there a way of controlling the parameters used, or at the very least know what the defaults are?
In this case I am trying to just send a simple error to the log in the event the try is not successful. Have tried a few ideas I have found on the forum but none have worked as of yet.
anyone know of a simple way to search a blob of text from a list of keywords in one fell swoop, without having to iterate through each keyword and perform an individual search? Ex.
I'm looking for a way to have an IRIS db distributed over several (hw) drives. Without touching the internal data structures (e.g. mapping) ! Are there any options in file systems to achieve this "splitting" or "appending" ?
After running an extensive block of daily statistics my IRISTEMP has expanded dramatically. But FreeSpace shows 97% unused and FREE space. How can I shrink IRISTEMP in runtime without shutdown and manual intervention? (which was the traditional aproach)
I want to create my own table resizer. I know that there are some plugins that are doing exactly this but I would like to create my own one. :)
I have created a function, which is called in the onloadHandler and which append a div to each th-element of a given table. The method looks like this:
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