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What is the proper backup routine to create a slony-free dump of a database so that I can restore a complete copy of the database and the schema on a separate machine with no hint of slony ever having been there? Ideally, in a single file, just like you would have when running pg_dump without the = =ADa option. I have used slony1_clean_schema.sh to create a separate schema file, then created a data only dump, but in order to load my database, I need to then drop all the indices and triggers, load the data, and then re-add them. This is incredibly inconvenient and not at all ideal for any sort of real-world environment. This seems like it should be a trivially simple thing to do, but I can=B9t find information about it anywhere. Thanks for any help you can provide, Aaron -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.slony.info/pipermail/slony1-general/attachments/20080320/= 13f07024/attachment-0001.htm
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