Jim C. Nasby wrote:
I believe that by default the custom format is gzip'd, which also means
you probably couldn't exclude just the timestamp. Though if you're using
rsync, I think there's a good chance it would only tranfer the first few
hundred KB...
Yes that is true.
What I forgot to mention
On Sat, Dec 17, 2005 at 07:32:24PM +0100, Dick Visser wrote:
> You could work around it by disgarding the first X bytes when
> checksumming. Any idea what X would be?
I believe that by default the custom format is gzip'd, which also means
you probably couldn't exclude just the timestamp. Though i
Hi Tom
Have you retested this assumption recently? We got rid of the OIDs and
stuff in the default comments, so I think that you should be able to
just diff the text dump files without any weird processing.
Hmmm you're right, they are the same now. I don't know what I did this
week, but I wa
Dick Visser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Since I use rysnc to a remote host for backups, I have created a
> script hat dumps each db to a file, and then checks if the dump from
> yesterday is different.
> I have been fiddling with all kinds of techniques to accomplish this.
> The only way that s
Hi all
This is my first post to the pgsal-admin list.
I am doing IT support for a small company, and we have been running PG
for a few years now.
I have recently upgraded our PG-8.0.3 server to 8.1.0.
Everything went OK, and now I am working on the backup schema.
I seems that since 8.1 pg_dump
