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Making copies of data which may be restored after a data loss event or to recover data from some earlier point in time.
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How should I be backing up Postgres for this scenario?
So the way I have been backing up Postgres is with:
pg_dumpall -U eox-dev -h localhost --clean --file=/home/backups/postgres.sql
I want to make sure I have a production ready backup that has functions … What is the correct way of making this backup? …
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What is the correct way to make an exact copy of a database with pg_dump?
Basically, I'm trying to make a SQL dump that will make an exact copy of a database: user defined functions, relationships, constraints, tables, data, etc.
Is this doable with pg_dump or does psql nee …
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