RE: PostgreSQL 7.1 and ORACLE 8.x

Earlier posts by Tom Lane indicated that when 32 bits are taken up, you
have to dump/restore your database (actually, you have to do that before
they are all gone).

Gnome calculator shows 2^32 being 4,294,967,296, or roughly 4 billion
transactions. This doesn't really matter in the medium-size database
department (if you get there let me know), but in the higher-end it could
be a problem.

Tom suggested a dump/restore when pg_log got near 1 gig.

Jon

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On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Nicolas Huillard wrote:

> > No limit on #transactions before dump/restore
>
> What is that limit ? Is Postgres limited in such way ?
>
> NH
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