Online Backup

From: Jeremy G Byrne <jeremy(at)iz(dot)org>
To: pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Online Backup
Date: 1998-07-03 04:08:51
Message-ID: 3.0.1.32.19980703120851.0107ab80@192.168.0.2
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Dear All--

I'm investigating PostgreSQL for a web-based dB project, and have been
unable to find any documentation about its abilities to perform backups
while online.

The Features Comparison table on the postgresql.org site lists this as a
feature of 6.2.1, but that's about the only reference to the procedure I
can find.

How easy is it to back up a (running/online) PostgreSQL dabatase? Is it as
simple as copy/tar, or is there some inbuilt database replication system?

I'm hoping to be able to use PostgreSQL because I believe very strongly in
open code development projects, but I have to convince my management that
it makes strategic sense and issues like backup/recovery are naturally
critical to that. Thanks very much for any information you're able to provide.

CYa,
JEREMY

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