2022-01-05, 09:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 2022-01-05, 09:06 PM by theskyhound.)
By the way--restoring a backup is not meant to be something you do very often. Also, it should not take a long time to restore the logs.
I suspect you may still have issues with your minor planet database, if it is consistently taking a long time. As you know, your own minor planet database has been through the ringer, as they say. Even with a full database of minor planets, it should not take a long time to restore, because all it has to do is look up the minor planet, find it, and then move on, and that takes very little time. The fact that it is taking a long time would indicate that it is restoring orbits for minor planets that are required to support the log entries. That could happen once after you cleaned up your minor planets database, but it should not keep happening. If so, that would indicate a problem.
I suspect you may still have issues with your minor planet database, if it is consistently taking a long time. As you know, your own minor planet database has been through the ringer, as they say. Even with a full database of minor planets, it should not take a long time to restore, because all it has to do is look up the minor planet, find it, and then move on, and that takes very little time. The fact that it is taking a long time would indicate that it is restoring orbits for minor planets that are required to support the log entries. That could happen once after you cleaned up your minor planets database, but it should not keep happening. If so, that would indicate a problem.
Clear skies,
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound
Greg
Head Dude at Skyhound