On 04/18/2014 04:44 PM, Martin Simmons wrote:
> The second query is related to pruning (probably autoprune unless you are
> using the prune command on the console).  This is normal while jobs are
> running.

Autoprune.  Definitely autoprune.

> Are the tables in MyISAM or InnoDB format?

At the moment, MyISAM.  I'd wondered if I could safely convert to
InnoDB, since that's generally going to have better locking
characteristics, etc. (I think MyISAM does table-level locking only, for
example).  I just wasn't sure if this was supported, a good idea, etc.
Since I haven't dug into the code of Bacula itself very much, I didn't
want to make any big assumptions there.

Are people generally using InnoDB now for Bacula?  If I were designing a
DB-driven application, I'd definitely start out with that over MyISAM,
but I wasn't sure if that was the generally-accepted approach with Bacula.

Lloyd

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