Differences between JBase and TAFC
- Lars
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can someone explain the differences between jBase and TAFC?
Is the jbase integrated in TAFC?
thanks!
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jBase and TAFC are different architecturally along with the internals.
While jBase's primary responsibility was to store data, TAFC will focus on providing an environment to execute programs. The storage part of it will be off loaded to the latest like Oracle etc.
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Could you pls tell me some one word questions in jBase?
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- Lars
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thanks for your answer.
will both run beside? We have DB2 database and additionally some files
are stored in JBase. Will JBase still be there? Do we have still the j-shell?
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TAFC will replace jBase when you upgrade and we will still have jsh.
As regards your statement "some files are stored in jBase", what kind of files are they?
Do you have data files in jBase or Dictionaries?
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- Lars
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I have switched (for test at the moment only) the 3 TSA.xx Files from db2
to jbase. So I have the data and dict under the bnk.data/bnk.dict.
We are facing a upgrade from R8 to R10...
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Lars
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For now, it will work in similar lines.
However you may want to discuss with Help Desk for support in the long term.
And BTW, I am guessing that you moved them to address performance issues in COB. Is there any realization?
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- Lars
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thanks, i will place it at HD.
Yes and No :-)
Iam facing Online problem when Online backup is active. These processes write their status every second in the Status table. So you "save" unimportant data which are Gigs of space at the harddrive. and when you make an offline backup of your db, all processes crash without a good/any error handling....
In my eyes bad programming....
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The ‘TAFC’ is just a ‘Naming convention’ change to align jBASE releases with T24 releases. TAFC is still jBASE
‘R11’ refers to both the ‘jBASE’ ( now called ‘TAFC’ ) and T24 version, ie R11 is the version(s) of T24 and ( jBASE ) released in 2011
‘R10’ is the ( current ) ( latest ) version of T24 and ‘jBASE’ ( released in 2010 )
‘R09’ was the version of T24 and ‘jBASE’ released in 2009
Prior to 2009 there was jBASE 5.0 for use with T24 version R08
jBASE 4.15 for use with T24 versions R06 and R07
jBASE 4.0 for use with T24 version R05
So :
TAFC R11 is the version of ‘jBASE’ for use with T24 version R11
TAFC R10 is the version of ‘jBASE’ for use with T24 version R10
TAFC R09 is the version of ‘jBASE’ for use with T24 version R09
So the jBASE releases post jBASE 5.0 are :
TAFC R09
TAFC R10
and, the soon to be released, TAFC R11
There is no jBASE 6 ( as such ;-( )
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