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Re: ReiserFS vs XFS or JFS?



 On Sat, 03 May 2008 20:25:29 -0400 
MBR <[hidden email]> wrote: 

> I understand the concept of journaling a filesystem or database, but I 
> haven't looked at the source code to any of the implementations.  This 
> conversation has got me wondering - where is the journaled data 
> typically stored? 

In the case of a DB journal, back in the mainframe days, we used to run 
the journal life to a tape. 

Database systems can be complex because there may be multiple steps 
before a transaction is commited. 

For a database in a dedicated filesystem, it is probably best to use a 
non-journalling filesystem and use the DB journal. That way you will 
probably get better performance.  Each database is different has has 
different journalling capabilities and strategies. 

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