martin_62 Posted June 8, 2021 Share Posted June 8, 2021 This question concerns backup requirements for the postgresql repository database. I would like to specify a backup scheme that provides protection against data corruption (like postgresql internal corruption, file system failures etc.).To do this properly I need to know something about the changes made to the data in the repository database.My hope is that a periodical backup (say - once every night) will suffice. From the documentation on managing the repository I get that the contents of the repository is changed when:- Report definitions and privileges are created or changed (either by administrators or users)- On report generation if "Data snapshots" are enabledHave I missed something? I still have to ask the application vendor about if users can create or change reports and if data snapshots are enabled.But I hope someone can provide some insight into the possible consequences of a dataloss - for example when restoring a postgresql backup (pg_dump) from the previous nightly backup. Cheers,Martin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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