"Peter Kahn" <pkahn@connected.com> writes:
> Here is the real question. I have read some posts on other lists about
> how running deltify can be a useful maintenance operation. I have found
> the description of what deltify does to be a little Spartan for my
> tastes and I'm just not sure if it would procude any kind of gain.
>
> If I run deltify on a daily basis, would it make a recovery faster? If
> I should be running deltify regularily, should it be run just on HEAD or
> should it be run on ALL revisions since the last time deltify was run?
Unfortunately, 'svnadmin deltify' is not useful these days (it's
basically a no-op), and won't make recoveries faster.
In the dev@ list, we're discussing steps we can take to make
Subversion's interactions with Berkeley DB more stable (I hasten to
point out that the problems appear to be with Subversion's usage of
BDB, not with BDB itself). We're getting a lot of help from the folks
at Sleepycat.com. See this thread
http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/BrowseList?list=dev&by=thread&from=266797
for more.
-Karl
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Received on Mon Dec 13 17:53:31 2004