Le 25/01/2013 20:09, John Drescher a écrit :
>> And further, before creating the file in the first place it removes
>> one that may already be there, by the looks of it.
>>
>> Just making sure I got that right.  Is there a reason not to leave the
>> file there until next time?  Just a space issue?
> Just a space issue. Remember that depending on how many files you have
> the dump can grow. My database is over 30 GB.
>
> John

Hello,

If you don't have the space needed to store the dump, you won't have the 
space to perform the dump !
I'd rather not delete it as I don't want anyone on the server to believe 
there is too much free space on it.

I do the same thing on servers where dumping a database is needed. That 
space is not really free, so I prefer and use it that letting other 
users crash my backup jobs by filling disks.

Just my personal way to ensure I have enough space to perform my 
database backups...
Jerome Blion

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