NMB Webmaster wrote:
Sorry for CC to mailing list, I forgot!!
No problem, I do sometimes. Then on other lists, I do it when I shouldn't.
The standard backup tool for PostgreSQL is pg_dump - this indeed
just backs up the data. You should not rely on copying the files of
a running database - that wo
Sorry for CC to mailing list, I forgot!!
On 01/06/2004 11.35, Richard Huxton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Please CC: the mailing list too, other people might have something
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>useful to say.
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>NMB Webmaster wrote:
>> It is for backup purpose. I thought that in this way I could backup
>> only dat
Please CC: the mailing list too, other people might have something
useful to say.
NMB Webmaster wrote:
It is for backup purpose. I thought that in this way I could backup
only data and structure of all my databases from one machine without
backuping the application files that would be on another
Ago wrote:
Is it possible to put the data and structure files of Postgres
(tables, views, indicies, sequences and so on) on another machine
than that one where system files are? In other words I want to put
only the system and application files on one server and only the
structure and data files on
Is it possible to put the data and structure files of Postgres (tables, views,
indicies, sequences and so on) on another machine than that one where system files
are? In other words I want to put only the system and application files on one server
and only the structure and data files on another
