I am working and playin with PostgreSQL for about a year now, and I
still find out new, great features. It is really great, stable and very
easy to admininistrate compared to db2 or Oracle.
But there is one important feature that ist missing compared to the big
players: Recovery of a database with the last full dump (e.g. nightly)
and all the archived logs. There are no archived logs in PostgreSQL by
now. PostgreSQL only has th WAL that does a crash recovery. Are there
plans to include archiving of "used" logs?
Regards
Holger
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