Peter,
>From what I understand (and I'm still fairly new to Postgres) you won't get
a perfect copy while Postmaster is running, but there is a way to backup the
entire database while it's running: pg_dumpall.
pg_dumpall by default is in the /usr/bin directory, and they usage is
simple: /usr/bin/
I ran the test - can anyone tell me what these results mean and how I can
fix it?
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I can't even find the source file, I really need to see what these guys used
when installing.
-JOhn
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The server was installed by my ISP for me (when I install it's from a
GreatBridge rpm). How do I run the regression tests?
-John
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Hello All,
I'm pretty new to Postgres, but have managed to build a substantial site on
it. I built the entire thing locally on some dev servers, and then put it
online. The production DB server is a superb machine (twin PIII Ghz, 2 gigs
RAM) so it should be able to handle anything my dev server
