I am still learning the ropes, I guess. I am not able to understand
the following:
The attempt to back up to the
last checkpoint isn't going to happen if you keep it from crashing at
the REDO DONE point.
Does the above statement mean that I am crashing my primary server at
the REDO DONE point
"Dhaval Shah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The question I have is, how far does it look behind in time?
I think you only need to hang onto the immediately preceding file;
it only backs up to the last applied WAL record, and that's certainly
not going to span multiple segment files. The attempt t
Here is the situation:
I have a standby postgres which is fed a WAL File every 2 minutes.
Whenever it is fed a WAL file it logs the following:
---
LOG: restored log file "00010070" from archive
pg_restore::copyWALFile: Moving
/opt/data/mirror/00010071 to pg_xlog
