Backup 7.3 was 19GB, restored on 8.0.3 was only 4GB
От | David Wall |
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Тема | Backup 7.3 was 19GB, restored on 8.0.3 was only 4GB |
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Msg-id | 4325AA10.2050103@computer.org обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Backup 7.3 was 19GB, restored on 8.0.3 was only 4GB
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Список | pgsql-interfaces |
I can't see anything wrong with my database, but I was wondering what it might all mean. Under my 7.3 database, before upgrading to 8.0, I did the following: vacuumlo my_db reindexdb -a vacuum analyze; pg_dump --blobs -Fc my_73_db | gzip > dbbackup.gz The resulting dbbackup.gz file was 19GB. Then I moved the dbbackup.gz file to another system that had 8.0.3 installed: gunzip -c dbbackup.gz | pg_restore -v -O -d my_80_db When I ran that same set of commands against the 8.0 database, the backup from that system was only 4GB. I did note a large number of large objects were removed in the vacuumlo command, yet I can't really see any missing blobs, though I'm not sure how to absolutely check this. Is there anything between the two version that would explain why one is so much smaller than the other? Is there any reason why the vacuumlo under 7.3 didn't remove large objects that were then removed under 8.0? Thanks, David
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