>>>>> "Jeff" == Jeff <jeff.brickley@motorola.com> writes:
Jeff> I have installed Postgres 7.1.3 on a Solaris 2.8 machine.
Jeff> When I dump the database the file is larger than the 2 GB
Jeff> limit. I checked with our unix admin and he confirmed that
Jeff> Solaris 2.8 would not support files larger than 2GB until he
Jeff> made a modification to use large files. He made the
Jeff> modification and we verified that the unix system could
Jeff> handle files larger than 2GB. I then dumped the database
Jeff> again and noticed the same situation. The dump files
Jeff> truncate at the 2GB limit. I suppose I need to recompile
Jeff> Postgres now on the system now that it accepts large files.
Jeff> Is there any library that I need to point to manually or
Jeff> some option that I need to pass in the configuration? How
Jeff> do I ensure Postgres can handle large files (>2GB)
I've had the same problem with another type of backup (file system)
aganst an AIX machine and thought the following would work :-
dump <options> | cat > filename
assuming cat could write bigger files. Unfortunately with the little
time I spent trying to get it to work I was unable to do so but I
would of thought it would work in theory.
Sincerely,
Adrian Phillips
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