Greg Smith writes:
> Daniel Migowski wrote:
>> A small investigation showed to me that bzip2 compressed sql files
>> take only 60% of the space of gz compressed files. Since bzip2 is
>> fairly common today, could one add an option to pg_dump and pg_restore
>> supporting this compression type in
Daniel Migowski wrote:
A small investigation showed to me that bzip2 compressed sql files
take only 60% of the space of gz compressed files. Since bzip2 is
fairly common today, could one add an option to pg_dump and pg_restore
supporting this compression type in their custom format? Or do the
pg_dumpall | bzip2 > mydump.txt.bz2
bunzip2 -kc mydump.txt.bz2 | bin/psql template1
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Heyho!
On Friday 13 August 2010 10.57:13 Daniel Migowski wrote:
> A small investigation showed to me that bzip2 compressed sql files take
> only 60% of the space of gz compressed files.
But bzip2 is very slow. I think if there should be changes to the data
compression, xz is probably the futur
