[nycbug-talk] postgres incremental backups?
Francisco Reyes
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Sun Sep 3 23:04:19 EDT 2006
Peter Wright writes:
> getting his code to play nice with 8.x. i'm sure he was vacuuming/etc as
> we talked about that
Did he ever check the vacuum worked. :-)
It is possible to vacuum and to have it fail. If you go over lots of
transactions and you have default seetings.. there is a resourse (FSM pages)
which needs to be increased.
> so for lack of further evidence i'm guessing his
> code was doing something nasty (at the time of the bug report it was
> causing a deadlock for example).
What language was the program?
I have been using postgresq for something like 5+ years.. and never had any
problems until I tried a program called dspam (writen in c). That program
caused me more database problems (including corrupting) in a few weeks than
I had with Postgresql in all the time I have been using it. When I wrote to
the dspam list they basically replied it was postgresql's fault.. Possible,
but I was not about to keep trashing my DB to figure out why this one
program caused so many problems.
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