2004.2 win 2000 server xp clients
thanks Spenser ,
that's very helpful and good to know you are doing this (forcing the
clients to quit prior to backup)
and that it works..
I've had a look at the command you point to - and this looks like the
way forward
http://www.4d.com/4ddoc2004/CMU/CMU00648.HTMif i have this in 'on Startup' - this will run when each 4d client is
started up
so i will know who is logged in. - as you described. so there fore
the clients i should force quit
before the backup.
i just wanted to reassure myself on an important point.
my only concern now is the use of a forced 'Quit 4D' for the client
possibly in mid transaction.
eg mid record edit
is there a possibility that the data file could be damaged if they
have a form open within a transaction
or will the system gracefully 'roll these back' ?
I assume it will - as that's the point of a transaction
or should i attempt to quit each process on each client ...
.
thanks
john
john convey
John,
Register Clients and you can count them with Get Registered Clients and
instruct them to self-terminate with Execute On Client
("@";"MyQuitMethod")
`MyQuitMethod
Quit 4D
`end
We Register Client, On Startup with an interval of 10. And, On Backup
Startup lets you cancel (just return non-zero) so we put up a dialog
(click
to cancel backup) for 30 seconds before proceeding.
-spencer
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