On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 7:37 AM, Michelle Konzack
<linux4michelle@tamay-dogan.net> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> Our PostgreSQL server is using two SCSI Raid-1 controllers (each two
> channels) and I have 5 sets per channel (each two HDD in Raid-1 with one
> HotFix). In summary we have currently 15 Sets.
>
> Sometimes we have the need to duplicate servers and I tried to use the
> database scheme dump to install a new server...
>
> This dos not work. ALL databases and tables are created on a singel
> Raid-1 (the first one) and tablespace is ignored.
>
> Can anyone post an example how to do this, so I can edit my pgSQL dump
> sheme to correct this issue?
Well, I would use pg_dump -s to get the schema, then edit it by hand
to have the tablespace options I needed, then save it. In the future
as you change your hardware setup you can edit the file again to match
that setup. Then you can save a version of that file for each server,
since the hardware may not be the same.
I tend to start with SQL and move it to the server, not start with the
server then dump the sql.
