paul rivers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Short answer-- no.
Longer answer-- there's really no need for the Oracle-esque nomount
state in Pg. If you're doing media recovery, it's very much all or
nothing, cluster-wide. You are not going to do media recovery for a set
of tablespaces, for example. If you'd like to drop a database, you can
cut off connections (say, via pg_hba.conf or whatever floats your boat)
and drop it with a single command. It's not such a big deal as it is in
Oracle.
If this doesn't answer your question, could you say more about what your
issue is?
Regards,
Paul
Thanks for your response,
that was exactly what I wanted to know. I was thinking about
pg_hba.conf but I was hoping there is some more elegant way
to do that :-)
Regards,
Lukas Houf
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