Hi,
I have a huge Postgres database on my C drive, I am continuously collecting
the data, so unfortunately, the drive is getting full and I wanted to move
it to a map network drive I got. I followed the instruction in the link
below:
http://kb.vircom.com/kbase/default.asp?id=1512&Lang=1&SID=
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Yes you are right, I have read that it is not that reliable, but I have to do
something for that, what would be your suggestion for this case? Thanks.
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One I tried to install it on map network drive, it failed to work, so I had
to install it back on the C drive.
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Thanks for answering,
I have the latest Postgres on my machine, do you know where can I find the
instruction for map network drive? or do you think it won't work at all on
network drive?
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