Sorry -- I should have clarified my terms. What I am
referring to is the ability to recover the database to
any select point in time.
Oracle(tm) calls this a redo log, and, when archiving
is turned on, there is a continuous string of historic
transactions that can be applied, if necessary, to a
previously taken backup, thereby recovering to a
point-in-time.
Glenn Wiens
--- "Jackson, DeJuan" <djackson@cpsgroup.com> wrote:
> > When is implementation of archive logging planned
> for
> > Postgresql? I searched the archives but couldn't
> find
> > references to this. I understand, however, that
> this
> > is a planned feature.
> >
> Excuse me for being dense, but what are you talking
> about?
> Transaction logging perhaps?
> -DEJ
>
>
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