Re: Storing large files in multiple schemas: BLOB or BYTEA

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Subject: Re: Storing large files in multiple schemas: BLOB or BYTEA
Date: 2012-10-11 05:22:07
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>Large Objects and bytea are the only ways.

>

>If you want to pg_dump only certain large objects, that won't work as far
as I know (maybe using permissions and a non-superuser can help).

>

>You absolutely need to pg_dump parts of the database regularly?

>

>Yours,

>Laurenz Albe

It is not an absolute requirement but would be really nice to have. We have
a multi-tenant database with each tenant data stored in a separate scheme.
Using pg_dump seems to be the ideal way to migrate tenant data from one
database to another when we need to do it to balance the load.

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