On Oct 27, 2011, at 8:44 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
> Ben Chobot writes:
>> Today I tried to restore a 70GB database with the standard "pg_dump -h
>> old_server <∑> | psql -h new_server <∑>" method. I had 100GB set aside for
>> WAL files, which I figured surely would be enough, because all of the data
Ben Chobot writes:
> Today I tried to restore a 70GB database with the standard "pg_dump -h
> old_server <
> | psql -h new_server <
>" method. I had 100GB set aside for
> WAL files, which I figured surely would be enough, because all of the data,
> including indices, is only 70GB. So I was a bi
Today I tried to restore a 70GB database with the standard "pg_dump -h
old_server <…> | psql -h new_server <…>" method. I had 100GB set aside for WAL
files, which I figured surely would be enough, because all of the data,
including indices, is only 70GB. So I was a bit surprised when the restore
