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Ben
Hi there,
I am a software developer running windows xp service pack 2 and
noticed I was down on free space so I thought I'd run WinDirStat to
see what's taking up space on my machine and was shocked to see that
the "C:\System Volume Information\" folder was filled with over 14GB
of Interbase database files!
I have heard that "System Restore" makes a backup copy of certain file
types before they're opened and files with a .GDB extension falls into
this category - unfortunately '.GDB' is the file extension Interbase
5.6 uses for database files and we have a lot of them.
It's not feasible for us to rename our database files so I was
wondering if there is a way to tell the system restore to not backup
gdb files or even better not backup files in a certain directory?
Thanks,
Ben
I am a software developer running windows xp service pack 2 and
noticed I was down on free space so I thought I'd run WinDirStat to
see what's taking up space on my machine and was shocked to see that
the "C:\System Volume Information\" folder was filled with over 14GB
of Interbase database files!
I have heard that "System Restore" makes a backup copy of certain file
types before they're opened and files with a .GDB extension falls into
this category - unfortunately '.GDB' is the file extension Interbase
5.6 uses for database files and we have a lot of them.
It's not feasible for us to rename our database files so I was
wondering if there is a way to tell the system restore to not backup
gdb files or even better not backup files in a certain directory?
Thanks,
Ben