A new version of refreshdb has been released!
This version has a few small bug fixes and updates to comments, as well a major change in the position of the process flow for splitting the unload files ready for load into the target database tables.
The split of the unload file now happens as soon as the data has been unloaded from the source table. This enables the refreshdb script to be used to load data into more than one database at the same time, as long as the -u option is used to suppress any further unloads. For normal operation you will not see any real difference in how refreshdb works.
Hope you find this change and the little fixes useful.
Please scoot over to therefreshdb page for more information about refreshdb and to download it.
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