Re: backup WAL files,

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"Sebastian Reitenbach" <sebastia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> The WAL files have names like this:
> 00000001000000010000003C

> I am wonder what the meaning of the two 1 in the filename is?

The first one (the first 8 hex digits actually) are the current
"timeline" number.  The second one isn't very interesting, it's
an artifact of the way that WAL file locations are converted to
file names internally.

> Are the WAL 
> file names counted up to FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF ?
> Then I'll run into problems anyways as these int number are too large to be 
> handled by bash.

You definitely should not expect to convert the names to integers.

			regards, tom lane

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