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
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I want to ask if there is something like nomount state or close database state
in which I can acces postgresql to drop database or to do some other stuff.
Because when there are some connections, drop database is not
possible. Or is this done some other way?
Luka
On Apr 28, 2008, at 6:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to ask if there is something like nomount state or close
database state
in which I can acces postgresql to drop database or to do some other
stuff.
change the permissions on the DB so nobody can log in. you really
should find
Hello,
I want to ask if there is something like nomount state or close database state
in which I can acces postgresql to drop database or to do some other stuff.
Because when there are some connections, drop database is not
possible. Or is this done some other way?
Lukas Houf
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