On Friday 09 February 2007 08:16, Doug Knight wrote:
> I would also be interested in any "creative" ways to reduce the size and
> time to backup databases/clusters. We were just having a conversation
> about this yesterday. We were mulling over things like using rsync to
> only backup files in the
Doug Knight wrote:
I would also be interested in any "creative" ways to reduce the size and
time to backup databases/clusters. We were just having a conversation
about this yesterday. We were mulling over things like using rsync to
only backup files in the database directory tree that actually ch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
We have a requirement to deal with large databases of the size
Terabytes when we go into production. What is the best database
back-up mechanism and possible issues?
pg_dump can back-up database but the dump file is limited by OS
file-size limit. What abo
I would also be interested in any "creative" ways to reduce the size and
time to backup databases/clusters. We were just having a conversation
about this yesterday. We were mulling over things like using rsync to
only backup files in the database directory tree that actually changed.
Or maybe doing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a requirement to deal with large databases of the size Terabytes
when we go into production. What is the best database back-up mechanism
and possible issues?
It depends.
Make sure you read Chapter 23. Backup and Restore of the user manual:
http://www.postgres
Hi Folks,
We have a requirement to deal with large databases of the size Terabytes
when we go into production. What is the best database back-up mechanism
and possible issues?
pg_dump can back-up database but the dump file is limited by OS file-size
limit. What about the option of compressing
