Richard Doust wrote:
Well, actually, (he said sheepishly) I deleted the WAL files myself. A
bit of stupidity.
Doh! In the future it would probably be wise to *not* do that ;)
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
On Jul 6, 2005, at 12:03 PM, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
Richard Doust wrote:
Thanks g
Well, actually, (he said sheepishly) I deleted the WAL files myself.
A bit of stupidity.
On Jul 6, 2005, at 12:03 PM, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
Richard Doust wrote:
Thanks guys.
I didn't know about this command.
It worked like a charm.
Like I said, I had done a clean shutdown.
If you did a
Richard Doust wrote:
Thanks guys.
I didn't know about this command.
It worked like a charm.
Like I said, I had done a clean shutdown.
If you did a clean shutdown and you lost those files you quite likely
have a very serious problem. You should investigate your hardware. Files
don't just "disap
Thanks guys.
I didn't know about this command.
It worked like a charm.
Like I said, I had done a clean shutdown.
Thanks again.
On Jul 6, 2005, at 11:51 AM, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
Richard Doust wrote:
Hi.
Can anyone please tell me what I can do? I've lost the contents of
my pg_xlog director
Richard Doust wrote:
> Hi.
> Can anyone please tell me what I can do? I've lost the contents of my
> pg_xlog directory and postmaster is failing to start because it can't
> find a valid checkpoint record. It had done a clean shutdown, so I
> know that the dbms should be okay if I could just r
Richard Doust wrote:
Hi.
Can anyone please tell me what I can do? I've lost the contents of my
pg_xlog directory and postmaster is failing to start because it can't
find a valid checkpoint record. It had done a clean shutdown, so I know
that the dbms should be okay if I could just restart i
Hi.
Can anyone please tell me what I can do? I've lost the contents of my
pg_xlog directory and postmaster is failing to start because it can't
find a valid checkpoint record. It had done a clean shutdown, so I
know that the dbms should be okay if I could just restart it.
I'm in a desparate
