Use the command "pg_dumpall" to dump all databases to disk in SQL
format.
I don't know if there is any function for taking a backup of the work
done during the day.
We just dump all databases every day, to make a backup.
Poul L. Christiansen
GANESH KUMAR wrote:
> I WANT TO TAKE BACK UP DAILY W
This is the System V-style initialisation. The layout is as follows:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/
This directory contains the actual scripts which start and stop the
various services on the system. The system supplies a 'start' or 'stop'
parameter for the call of the script depending on whether the system
I WANT TO TAKE BACK UP DAILY WORK DONE
WHAT IS PROCEDURE IS THERE ANY COMMMAND
GANESH
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Hi,
under SuSe Linux 6.3 there are different subdirectories rc.d for
different runlevels. Each dir contains links to the start/stop scripts.
The filenames contain numbers to indicate the position / the order of
the services to start.
Where (for which runlevel) and at what position should I link
Check manual/user for details on 'sequences'.
Good luck.
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Date : samedi 10 juin 2000 12:12
Objet : Re: [SQL] AUTO INCREMENT
>On Sat, 10 Jun 2000,
On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, GANESH KUMAR wrote:
> i am searching for
> autoincrement in table
>
> in table employee
> i want give empno as autoincrement
create table xyz (id serial primary key);
check documentation what it really is:).
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i am searching for
autoincrement in table
in table employee
i want give empno as autoincrement
is there any syntax
like this
create table emp
(empno integer auto_increment);
send reply
ganesh
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