On 12/11/15 3:55 PM, Will McCormick wrote:
> Basic backup and recovery question. I want to perform complete restore
> and recovery using continuous archive mode.
>
> Lets imagine we have a single table MYTABLE. Here are my high level steps
>
> 1) Add a record A) to MYTABLE
> 2) Take a file syste
On Fri, Dec 11, 2015 at 3:15 PM, John R Pierce wrote:
> 1) Stop PG <- no, instead, execute: select pg_start_backup();
> 2) Make copy of current state including PGDATA w/ pg_xlog <= don't backup
> the WAL archives, they are external to the database server, and are written
> continuously.
> 3) S
1) Stop PG <- no, instead, execute: select pg_start_backup();
2) Make copy of current state including PGDATA w/ pg_xlog <= don't
backup the WAL archives, they are external to the database server, and
are written continuously.
3) Select pg_stop_backup();
4) run along until your problem happe
Basic backup and recovery question. I want to perform complete restore and
recovery using continuous archive mode.
Lets imagine we have a single table MYTABLE. Here are my high level steps
1) Add a record A) to MYTABLE
2) Take a file system backup to be used for recovery. This backup includes
ar
