[Glass] Stone startup delayed by reading

[Richard Sargent via Glass]

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> When I have a slow startup is usually after a crash or some stone abnormal
> shutdown. Basically, at startup it starts in recovery mode,
> checking/scanning the tranlog files. That's why it takes longer. After it
> is up, further starts are normal again.

Are you asking for it to work differently than it does? I hope not!
After all, if we don't run the recovery process, what state will the
database be in? Unknown. Unknown and potentially dangerous.


It's best to run it on a stable machine which isn't inclined to crash and on
which you can control the shutdown.



> You can check what I mention in the stone log.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 5:03 AM, Marten Feldtmann via Glass <

> glass at .gemtalksystems

>> wrote:
> 
>> When I started my stone during the last days i noticed a much longer
>> startup time of my stone. looking through my log-files I noticed the
>> following lines. What happened here ?
>>
>>
>> ...
>> Totals
>>  ------
>>  Repository Size = 110320 Mbytes = 7060480 pages
>>  Free Space = 55955 Mbytes = 3581166 pages
>>  ---------------------------------------------------
>>  Started AIO page server, processId 3707
>>  Stone startup delayed by reading 535481 outstanding commit records.
>>  535000 remaining to be read
>>  534500 remaining to be read
>>  534000 remaining to be read
>> ...
>>
>>
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