I'm trying to vet the PITR/warm-standby process so set up a primary and
secondary server on two different Windows machines. (Yeah, I know, but I don't
have a choice in the matter.)
The primary works fine and copies its WAL files to the archive directory. As
long as the secondary is in recover
Hi Marcelo,
> What happened to that clog file? was it deleted?
I assume you mean 0088. I think it got created as
a result of my executing (and failing) "dropdb"
command. Judging from the timestamp, to say otherwise
is not plausible.
> where is 0086, 0087?
I have no idea. We have had a series o
Hi Jeff,
Quagmire deepens, it seems...
I tried:
dropdb
and it told me:
dropdb: database removal failed: ERROR: could not access status of
transaction 139602298
DETAIL: Could not open file "pg_clog/0085": No such file or directory.
I went into pg_clog directory and issued:
ls -lt | he