Hello admins
Tome Lane once wrote, if I remember well, that the biggest PostgreSQL DB
he knows is about 4 TB!!! In Oracle we normaly say, it is "not possible"
(= usefull) to exp/imp more than let's say 20 to 50 GB of data. This is
more ore less the same we do with pg_dumpall???
Oracle was not changing the Fileformat since version 8.0 (or it does the
conversion itself in the background?).
Now I would like to know:
* Experience of upgrading PostgreSQL db bigger than 100 GB???
* Recommendations, resp. what do the pg-kernel hackers think, when they
"allways" change the file format.
* Is there a upgrade-path instead of pg_dump?
* How can we be a "professional highend" database if we have to
pg_dump/load the data every year because of a new release?
Thanks for feedback and discussion
Oli
Tom Lane wrote:
>Gautam Saha <gsaha@imsa.edu> writes:
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>>Any idea what might be the resolution here?
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>Put back your 7.1 executables and make a pg_dumpall run before you
>upgrade. Then upgrade, initdb, reload the dump.
>
> regards, tom lane
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