Move ODB from Mac to Windows 2012 R2
Bo Carleö
mail at corbisoft.com
Fri Dec 16 14:40:00 EST 2016
Some experiences with ODB.
Running with 12 users on Win 2012 R2 Server and locally on Win 10.
Some lockings still occur on 2012 server occasionally.
Speed is no problem. Some lengthy routines run about 20 times faster with ODB.
One matter of concern though.
Only been able to run ODB v. 1.5.1
Newer versions install (as far as I can see) but can’t run.
Message: 'odbridge.exe has stopped working’
Restarting Win after install (as suggested by TL support) does not help.
Anyone that had same trouble or have a clue whatcan be the problem?
Bo Carleo
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Tel +46 8 722 88 00
På 16 december 2016 kl. 00:08:24, Stephen Baugh (stephenbaugh at queensberry.com) skrev:
Thanks, Reg
I must say ODB is pretty cool, and other than speed (at times) and record locking occasionally it has served us very well. I can’t wait for the pure scale and speed of a full SQL implementation though.
I appreciate the guidance thank you.
Cheers
Stephen
On 16/12/16, 12:01 PM, "omnisdev-en on behalf of Reg Paling" <omnisdev-en-bounces at lists.omnis-dev.com on behalf of reg.paling at lokanet.com> wrote:
Hi Stephen,
It is totally simple. Just move the datafiles to the Windows 2012
server, install the latest ODB for windows and configure it to point to
the datafiles, and point the clients to the new IP address. Everything
else will work exactly as before.
The only thing I am not completely sure of, is whether windows will
handle your number of segments and number of users better or worse than
the Mac. I suspect it will probably be better, but others may have
direct experience of that sort of scale.
Cheers,
Reg
(Reluctant defender and advocate of ODB! ;-)
On 16/12/16 9:43 am, Stephen Baugh wrote:
> Hi
>
> We currently have an approx. 3.5GB 20 Segment ODB database (Studio 6.1.2) hosted on a Mac Server running Osx 10.10.5. We would like to move this to Windows 2012 R2, but the documentation is a bit confusing.
>
> It says ODB is for sharing files from Mac, but then mentions Linux and Windows 2000/XP/7, so first question is can this be moved to 2012 or is the something else we should be using to share the DB. We are moving to SQL but still have significant data in the native data file.
>
> Second question is, is the migration safe? We should hate to risk the data integrity by moving it to Windows, if for example the data files were not completely compatible with the OS. Has anyone else made this move?
>
> Thanks
> Stephen
>
> PS This is a temporary move while until we finally move completely to MySQL in about 4mths time.
>
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