We tend to restart only when the situation demands. This means we would normally achieve uptime measured in months. I've not seen a compelling argument to stop and restart more often than that.
On Monday, June 14, 2021 at 2:48:09 AM UTC+10, Martin Bowes wrote:
We tend to restart only when the situation demands. This means we would normally achieve uptime measured in months. I've not seen a compelling argument to stop and restart more often than that.Thanks Marty.
Can I ask what situations, apart from patching or upgrading, might cause you to restart Ingres?
Steve
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We tend to restart only when the situation demands. This means we would normally achieve uptime measured in months. I've not seen a compelling argument to stop and restart more often than that.
We tend to restart only when the situation demands. This means we wouldnormally achieve uptime measured in months. I've not seen a compelling
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