Hi,

i have tried "adressen*.*", "*adressen*.*", "*\*adressen*.*" but nothing works, only adding the full path or only adding * as filename works.

What i'm doing wrong with latest version/build?

Yusuf Zorlu
MicrotronX

I have to note that i have 4 databases with same tables and i want to setup the buffered io for specific files i.e.

adressen.*

Also one further question: how important is the order of the files in the filespecification list. Which setting will be used, if * is the last entry and i have adressen.* as first entry?

Yusuf Zorlu
MicrotronX

On 2/13/2019 2:32 AM, Yusuf Zorlu wrote:
> I have to note that i have 4 databases with same tables and i want to setup the buffered io for specific files i.e.
>
> adressen.*
>
> Also one further question: how important is the order of the files in the filespecification list. Which setting will be used, if * is the last entry and i have adressen.* as first entry?
>

I have not used it enough myself but as per documentation the settings
are read back to front so you should have * as first and adressen.* as
the last one (more general first and specific later)

See :
https://www.elevatesoft.com/manual?action=viewtopic&id=edb2sql&topic=Buffering_Caching


Raul

but something is wrong because adressen.* is not working.

i define a global 16 for block size and 16 for memory and 32 for adressen and see on serverside that it uses also 16 for adressen.*

Yusuf Zorlu
MicrotronX

Yusuf,

<< but something is wrong because adressen.* is not working.

i define a global 16 for block size and 16 for memory and 32 for adressen and see on serverside that it uses also 16 for adressen.* >>

Resolving this via email: the file specifications require leading wildcards and path separators in order to work on a global basis.

For example:

*\adressen.*

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com