Re: PITR recovery

Speaking of PITR, it would be great if I could perform a PITR for a
particular database in an instance.
My options otherwise would be to install the instance elsewhere and
extract, or, create an instance for
each database (not reasonable, since we have dozens)....

We backup each database separately each even with a pg_dump.  Is there a
way to segregate WAL's?

Naomi



Ben K. wrote:
> On Fri, 5 Jan 2007, Bruno Wolff III wrote:
>
>>> I.e. would it be possible to restore the file system backup
>>> and use the PITR method from a Solaris/SPARC main to a Linux backup,
>>> using
>>> their respective native file system? What are the minimal conditions
>>> to be
>>> met?
>>
>> No the data is not only dependent on the platform, but also on the
>> configure
>> options used for the build.
>
>
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