Re: Point in time recovery?
От | Doug McNaught |
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Тема | Re: Point in time recovery? |
Дата | |
Msg-id | m3smtf47xz.fsf@varsoon.wireboard.com обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Point in time recovery? (<eivind.arnesen@netcom.no>) |
Список | pgsql-general |
<eivind.arnesen@netcom.no> writes: > If an error occur (hardware or software failure) we would be able > to load the last backup from pg_dump. However, what about transactions > that has occured after the last backup? Would we be able to roll > forward to a particular point in time, so that the chances for data > loss is minimal? I've heard that this feature is currently missing, > but that it will be introduced in version 7.4 which should be out this > year. This is the current plan, but it's not definite. Whether it makes it into 7.4 depends on whether it's done before the beta cutoff. > My problem is that we cannot recommend this product unless this feature > is present. If this feature won't be available until next release, > is it possible to patch the current version or download a development > version so that we could test that this feature really works? From what I've seen on the -hackers list, it's not that far along yet. > I really do not have much time, as we need to make a decision real > soon, and without being 100% certain that PostgreSQL will meet our > needs, we cannot recomment this product. It's definitely not 100% certain at this point. -Doug
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