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Re: Replication and PITR

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Bill Moran wrote:
- No reliability.  On slow days, WAL logs could take a long time to
  rotate, so small but important transactions might not be replicated
  for a long time.
So it is all right for backup but for replication it could end up laking too much behind, and a fail over could be hours behind.

So PITR can be used, but one of the cons is the unpredictable delay of data. I thought one of the ideas behind the PITR system was to get rather reason backups of data ...

/BL



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