Bruce Momjian writes: > Can the user rename the /data directory, do initdb, save the pg_log > file, move the old /data back into place, add the new pg_log, and do a > backup of his data? My understanding is that pg_log contains flags about which transactions have committed, from which is inferred what tuples are valid. So theoretically you could set "all transactions have committed" in pg_log and pick out the tuples you like from the tables (after having gotten past the horribly corrupted indexes). But that seems like a pretty complicated undertaking in any case. -- Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://yi.org/peter-e/
- [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Ralf Tschiersch
- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Peter Eisentraut
- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Bruce Momjian
- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Ralf Tschiersch
- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Bruce Momjian
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- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - wh... Ralf Tschiersch
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- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what t... Ralf Tschiersch
- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Peter Eisentraut
- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Ralf Tschiersch
- Re: [ADMIN] pg_log deleted - what to do? Ralf Tschiersch