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Reg Incremental Backup and Restore In Postgres 8.1

Dear All,
I want take a incremental backup and restore in postgres sql throught command.If you have any ideas reply me.Advance thanks to all.

Kindly Regards
Siva
Jan 16 '08 #1
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rski
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Dear All,
I want take a incremental backup and restore in postgres sql throught command.If you have any ideas reply me.Advance thanks to all.

Kindly Regards
Siva
Probably you can do it in a few ways:
1. using WAL see here http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.2/i...archiving.html
2. using replication (Slony-I for example)
Jan 16 '08 #2
Hi Siva & Rski,

Can this incremental backup be taken and restore in the postgres database on windows also? If yes then is WAL or SLONY are the tools?
Apr 29 '09 #3
rski
700 Expert 512MB
WAL is not a standalone soft. It is a postgres feature. You only need to turn it on.
Slony-I is a tool, which you need to download and install. It doesn't matter which OS you use.
Apr 29 '09 #4

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