Sebastien Robin
2004-05-26 14:30:30 UTC
Hi all,
For people who want to be sure that we don't lose any object when we
compact the Data.fs, I have made one script wich print the list of all
object path (in a sorted order).
This script is inside ERP5/skins/erp5 and is called :
ERP5Site_printObjectPath.py
So if you want to check if all objects are still there, this is easy :
1 - before compacting the ZODB, you have to run the script and save the
output inside a file (file1).
2 - compact your ZODB
3 - run again the script and save the output inside a file (file2)
then use diff between the two files.
Seb.
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Sebastien ROBIN
About www.nexedi.com
Nexedi is a consulting and development services company helping small and
medium organisations to choose open source / free software and fulfill
their IT application needs. Nexedi is the founder of the ERP5 project, a
Free / Open Source ERP software based on innovative technologies
(www.erp5.org).
About www.storever.com
Storever provides a reliable source for OpenBrick, WiFi infrastructure,
notebooks and servers preconfigured with the GNU/Linux operating system
For people who want to be sure that we don't lose any object when we
compact the Data.fs, I have made one script wich print the list of all
object path (in a sorted order).
This script is inside ERP5/skins/erp5 and is called :
ERP5Site_printObjectPath.py
So if you want to check if all objects are still there, this is easy :
1 - before compacting the ZODB, you have to run the script and save the
output inside a file (file1).
2 - compact your ZODB
3 - run again the script and save the output inside a file (file2)
then use diff between the two files.
Seb.
--
Sebastien ROBIN
About www.nexedi.com
Nexedi is a consulting and development services company helping small and
medium organisations to choose open source / free software and fulfill
their IT application needs. Nexedi is the founder of the ERP5 project, a
Free / Open Source ERP software based on innovative technologies
(www.erp5.org).
About www.storever.com
Storever provides a reliable source for OpenBrick, WiFi infrastructure,
notebooks and servers preconfigured with the GNU/Linux operating system