Hi,
What kind of a corruption? Do you lose data? As far as I tested; bas
transactions do not destroy db.
With regards,
Devrim
"J.Fernando Moyano" <txinete@wanadoo.es> wrote in message
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> I have big problems with my postgres.
> There is a table that gets corrupted frecuently !!! (every week ...)
> I have to drop the table and create it again using the backup copy.
(normally
> i lose some data)
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> Can it gets corrupted bucause of bad usage of transactions (ie.
transactions
> not committed or rollbacked) ??
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> And an intensive usage of restrictions, foreign keys, etc... ???
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> Thanks !!
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