Marlon Petry wrote:>>> > You can't. pg_dump in particular embodies an enormous amount of
> > knowledge that simply does not exist elsewhere. There is no> > dump/restore API, and there is nothing you can hook up to using JNI,> > AFAIK.>
> Marlon Petry wrote:>>>>
>> pg_dump and pg_restore do not need to run on the server machine.>> Why not>> just run them where you want the dump stored?>>>>>>>>>> But I would need to have installed pg_dump and pg_resto
>> The idea is to make one pg_dump of the server and to keep in the
> machine of client.> And to restore this pg_dump when it will be necessary through the> machine of the client.> Perhaps I will have that to use some store procedure in the server, I> do not know
>>pg_dump and pg_restore do not nee
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Marlon Petry wrote:> I am trying to develop, a API to carry through backup and> restore through JDBC.> I think that the best form is to use JNI.> Some Suggestion?Do you mean 'backup' or 'export/dump'?
If you mean 'export', do you need a
Hello List
I am trying to develop, a API to carry through backup and restore
through JDBC.
I think that the best form is to use JNI.
Some
Suggestion?
Hello list
would like to know postgres implements ACID ?
has some document ?
thanks
