pg_dump is available in AgensGraph?
I know the function "pg_dump" for backup and restore.
But I never tried because so scared.
Question is simple. Can I use that function for graph data?
Or Is the other function supported for that? There's no information in their documentation.
pg-dump agens-graph
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Kevin LeeKevin Lee
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I know the function "pg_dump" for backup and restore.
But I never tried because so scared.
Question is simple. Can I use that function for graph data?
Or Is the other function supported for that? There's no information in their documentation.
pg-dump agens-graph
asked Nov 14 '18 at 8:56
Kevin LeeKevin Lee
527
add a comment |
I know the function "pg_dump" for backup and restore.
But I never tried because so scared.
Question is simple. Can I use that function for graph data?
Or Is the other function supported for that? There's no information in their documentation.
pg-dump agens-graph
asked Nov 14 '18 at 8:56
Kevin LeeKevin Lee
527
I know the function "pg_dump" for backup and restore.
But I never tried because so scared.
Question is simple. Can I use that function for graph data?
Or Is the other function supported for that? There's no information in their documentation.
pg-dump agens-graph
pg-dump agens-graph
asked Nov 14 '18 at 8:56
Kevin LeeKevin Lee
527
asked Nov 14 '18 at 8:56
Kevin LeeKevin Lee
527
asked Nov 14 '18 at 8:56
Kevin LeeKevin Lee
527
asked Nov 14 '18 at 8:56
Kevin LeeKevin Lee
527
asked Nov 14 '18 at 8:56
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You may refer the postgreSQL pg_dump document coz nothing different from doing bakcup on postgreSQL.
I referred the guide to create dump script with crontab and both dump and restore worked fine.
In my case, I used pg_dump for creating dump file and restore it with psql. You may choose pg_restore instead if necessary.
agens@karl ~] pg_dump --port=5432 --username=agens --file=agens.dump agens
agens@karl ~] psql --port=5432 --username=agens --dbname=agens2 -f agens.dump
However, I no longer use pg_dump for backup task due to the incremental bakcup requirement. So I googled available backup OSS for postgresql. Among the options I searched, pg_rman is currently what I am using.
It made me easier to build a scheduling script for archive backup every 6 hours, incremental backup every day and full backup every week and those jobs are working properly more than 2 months so far.
Restoring the data on other severs is tested successfully as well.
Hope this helpful for you.
answered Feb 12 at 0:31
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You may refer the postgreSQL pg_dump document coz nothing different from doing bakcup on postgreSQL.
I referred the guide to create dump script with crontab and both dump and restore worked fine.
In my case, I used pg_dump for creating dump file and restore it with psql. You may choose pg_restore instead if necessary.
agens@karl ~] pg_dump --port=5432 --username=agens --file=agens.dump agens
agens@karl ~] psql --port=5432 --username=agens --dbname=agens2 -f agens.dump
However, I no longer use pg_dump for backup task due to the incremental bakcup requirement. So I googled available backup OSS for postgresql. Among the options I searched, pg_rman is currently what I am using.
It made me easier to build a scheduling script for archive backup every 6 hours, incremental backup every day and full backup every week and those jobs are working properly more than 2 months so far.
Restoring the data on other severs is tested successfully as well.
Hope this helpful for you.
answered Feb 12 at 0:31
GyeongSu Karl JeongGyeongSu Karl Jeong
764
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You may refer the postgreSQL pg_dump document coz nothing different from doing bakcup on postgreSQL.
I referred the guide to create dump script with crontab and both dump and restore worked fine.
In my case, I used pg_dump for creating dump file and restore it with psql. You may choose pg_restore instead if necessary.
agens@karl ~] pg_dump --port=5432 --username=agens --file=agens.dump agens
agens@karl ~] psql --port=5432 --username=agens --dbname=agens2 -f agens.dump
However, I no longer use pg_dump for backup task due to the incremental bakcup requirement. So I googled available backup OSS for postgresql. Among the options I searched, pg_rman is currently what I am using.
It made me easier to build a scheduling script for archive backup every 6 hours, incremental backup every day and full backup every week and those jobs are working properly more than 2 months so far.
Restoring the data on other severs is tested successfully as well.
Hope this helpful for you.
answered Feb 12 at 0:31
GyeongSu Karl JeongGyeongSu Karl Jeong
764
add a comment |
You may refer the postgreSQL pg_dump document coz nothing different from doing bakcup on postgreSQL.
I referred the guide to create dump script with crontab and both dump and restore worked fine.
In my case, I used pg_dump for creating dump file and restore it with psql. You may choose pg_restore instead if necessary.
agens@karl ~] pg_dump --port=5432 --username=agens --file=agens.dump agens
agens@karl ~] psql --port=5432 --username=agens --dbname=agens2 -f agens.dump
However, I no longer use pg_dump for backup task due to the incremental bakcup requirement. So I googled available backup OSS for postgresql. Among the options I searched, pg_rman is currently what I am using.
It made me easier to build a scheduling script for archive backup every 6 hours, incremental backup every day and full backup every week and those jobs are working properly more than 2 months so far.
Restoring the data on other severs is tested successfully as well.
Hope this helpful for you.
answered Feb 12 at 0:31
GyeongSu Karl JeongGyeongSu Karl Jeong
764
You may refer the postgreSQL pg_dump document coz nothing different from doing bakcup on postgreSQL.
I referred the guide to create dump script with crontab and both dump and restore worked fine.
In my case, I used pg_dump for creating dump file and restore it with psql. You may choose pg_restore instead if necessary.
agens@karl ~] pg_dump --port=5432 --username=agens --file=agens.dump agens
agens@karl ~] psql --port=5432 --username=agens --dbname=agens2 -f agens.dump
However, I no longer use pg_dump for backup task due to the incremental bakcup requirement. So I googled available backup OSS for postgresql. Among the options I searched, pg_rman is currently what I am using.
It made me easier to build a scheduling script for archive backup every 6 hours, incremental backup every day and full backup every week and those jobs are working properly more than 2 months so far.
Restoring the data on other severs is tested successfully as well.
Hope this helpful for you.
answered Feb 12 at 0:31
GyeongSu Karl JeongGyeongSu Karl Jeong
764
answered Feb 12 at 0:31
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