Thanks for the replies guys. I think I may be ok in my case though because
I'll be importing data as a single daily batch from raw data. I'll be taking
nightly backups, and in the event of a crash, I can simply restore from a
recent backup and then reimport the raw data. I can now see why losing
p
Hi, Travis,
Travis Whitton wrote:
> Hey guys, sorry if this is slightly OT for this list, but I figure it's
> a simple question. If I'm storing pg_xlog on a second non-redundant
> drive using the symlink method and the journal drive were to crash, how
> difficult is recovery? Will Postgresql simpl
"Travis Whitton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hey guys, sorry if this is slightly OT for this list, but I figure it's a
> simple question. If I'm storing pg_xlog on a second non-redundant drive
> using the symlink method and the journal drive were to crash, how difficult
> is recovery? Will Postgr
Hey guys, sorry if this is slightly OT for this list, but I figure it's a
simple question. If I'm storing pg_xlog on a second non-redundant drive
using the symlink method and the journal drive were to crash, how difficult
is recovery? Will Postgresql simply be able to reinitialize the journal on a
