Re: database on selected disk

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Am 18.10.21 um 19:04 schrieb Zahid Rahman:
Hi

I have two disks attached to my Raspberry pi 4 .

One disk is a 2TB with a partition called postgres on   /dev/sdb/sd1 .
When creating databases this is where I wish to create them.

This is not the disk with the operating system installed .
If I install postgres with pgadmin using  apt install,
any database I create  will be installed on  disk /dev/sda/sda1 by default.

Can you please give me a HOW-TO on choosing the partition on a
particular disk  when creating a database  or perhaps even a table.

Thanks
Zahid


Hi Zahid,

when setting up a database cluster with initdb, you determine the directory path for the cluster.

So make sure the directory path resides on the disk you want it to be.

What is also possible is using a symbolic link to redirect to another directory on the intended disk.

On the other hand, it's not possible to have some databases of a cluster on one drive and some on another. A database cluster cannot be distributed among disks.

Since you can have any number of database clusters on a machine, this doesn't impose a problem.

Regards,

Holger

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