Thread: Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Rafael Martinez Guerrero
Date:
Hello

I am trying to find out when 'Point-in-time data recovery' functionality
will be available with postgreSQL but I can not find concrete info about
this.

References in mailinglists talk about version 7.4 and in the TODO list
is under the section 'urgent'.

Anybody knows when this functionality will be available with
prod-quality?

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Rafael Martinez
USIT, University of Oslo



Re: [GENERAL] Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Franco Bruno Borghesi
Date:
I think it was delayed until 7.5... same for win32 port.

Here ir Bruce's message talkin about both topics: http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2003-07/msg00284.php

On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 11:01, Rafael Martinez Guerrero wrote:
Hello

I am trying to find out when 'Point-in-time data recovery' functionality
will be available with postgreSQL but I can not find concrete info about
this.

References in mailinglists talk about version 7.4 and in the TODO list
is under the section 'urgent'.

Anybody knows when this functionality will be available with
prod-quality?
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Re: Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Robert Treat
Date:
It was planned for 7.4 but got bumped since the work was not finished.
There are patches floating around and people are putting some effort
into it, so hopefully we will see something in 7.5, but it is dependent
on the code being finished before the end of 7.5 development cycle. If
you want to help code PITR please send a message to hackers.

Robert Treat

On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 09:01, Rafael Martinez Guerrero wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am trying to find out when 'Point-in-time data recovery' functionality
> will be available with postgreSQL but I can not find concrete info about
> this.
>
> References in mailinglists talk about version 7.4 and in the TODO list
> is under the section 'urgent'.
>
> Anybody knows when this functionality will be available with
> prod-quality?
>
> --
> With regards
> Rafael Martinez
> USIT, University of Oslo
>
>
>
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Re: [GENERAL] Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Andrew Sullivan
Date:
On Tue, Nov 18, 2003 at 03:01:15PM +0100, Rafael Martinez Guerrero wrote:
> References in mailinglists talk about version 7.4 and in the TODO list
> is under the section 'urgent'.

It didn't get done.

> Anybody knows when this functionality will be available with
> prod-quality?

I don't think so.

Jan Wieck has a proposal for a new replication system which will
offer a trick for producing point in time as a side benefit.  We are
aiming to have that software in use sooner rather than later, but it
hasn't been written yet.

A

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Re: Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Stef
Date:
Hi all,

Just another question on all this :
When will postgres have win32 native
support. I've been gathering information
from bits and pieces I found on the net,
but never got an official answer.

Some said it will be in 7.4, but it's not there,
and from what I gathered about a month ago
was that it was aimed for release in version 8.0
So I have been under the impression that there
will never be a 7.5 release.

Is there anyone that can help me clear up my
confusion in this matter?

Franco Bruno Borghesi explained :
=> I think it was delayed until 7.5... same for win32 port.


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Re: Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Robert Treat
Date:
It is planned for the next release, which will probably be 7.5, but
might possibly be 8.0.  Of course, it was planned for the 7.4 release as
well, but it was not finished in time, so there are no guarantees.
That's about as definitive as it gets (unless you are going to write the
code yourself)

Robert Treat

On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 02:35, Stef wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just another question on all this :
> When will postgres have win32 native
> support. I've been gathering information
> from bits and pieces I found on the net,
> but never got an official answer.
>
> Some said it will be in 7.4, but it's not there,
> and from what I gathered about a month ago
> was that it was aimed for release in version 8.0
> So I have been under the impression that there
> will never be a 7.5 release.
>
> Is there anyone that can help me clear up my
> confusion in this matter?
>
> Franco Bruno Borghesi explained :
> => I think it was delayed until 7.5... same for win32 port.
>
>

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Re: Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Bruce Momjian
Date:
Stef wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Just another question on all this :
> When will postgres have win32 native
> support. I've been gathering information
> from bits and pieces I found on the net,
> but never got an official answer.

We are hoping for 7.5.

> Some said it will be in 7.4, but it's not there,
> and from what I gathered about a month ago
> was that it was aimed for release in version 8.0
> So I have been under the impression that there
> will never be a 7.5 release.

Not sure if the next release is 7.5 or 8.0.

> Is there anyone that can help me clear up my
> confusion in this matter?

Have you seen the FAQ entry about Win32.  We run under Cygwin.

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Re: Point-in-time data recovery - v.7.4

From
Stef
Date:
And the world rejoiced as Robert Treat said :
=> That's about as definitive as it gets (unless you are going to write the
=> code yourself)

Hehe, I've actually done something like that before, and wouldn't
mind having a go at it, but my immediate problem is solved. At
least when people ask me what the next release is now, I can give
them better than "Erm.. I'm not really sure" :)

Thanks for the replies everyone.

Kind Regards
Stefan

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