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Hi all! I'm install OSQA in CentOS and database is PostgreSQL.
1. I don't see table question. 2. I want to backup my database.

Please help me.

asked 31 Mar '11, 21:54

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edited 01 Apr '11, 13:37

@tannm, we require all postings at meta.osqa.net to have a clear, specific question as their title. "Backup database progressSQL" is not a question, and I really can't tell from the posting what your actual question is. Please edit this right away. Thanks.

(01 Apr '11, 08:48) rickross ♦♦

Have done!

(01 Apr '11, 12:18) tannm

Thank you! BTW, do you mean PostgreSQL?

(01 Apr '11, 12:20) rickross ♦♦

You can back up you osqa data a number of ways:

  1. Exporting out the database as an XML document from within OSQA www.yoursite.com/admin/tools/exporter/
  2. Backing up via pgadmin by connecting to the database, selecting it and then going to tools, backup...

I hope this helps you.

Regards Thomas King

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answered 01 Apr '11, 00:12

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Thanks for your answer. But link :www.yoursite.com/admin/tools/exporter/ is not found. And when i used pgadmin i can't see table question.

(01 Apr '11, 00:51) tannm
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mmm...maybe you can't directly link to it. go to admin view and then change from standard to django. It will be visible towards the bottom of the list.

The table is under schema> public > tables and is called forum_node.

Regards Thomas

(01 Apr '11, 01:23) Thomas King

The table is under schema> public > tables and is called forum_node.
I got it.
Thankyou very much! So happy.

(01 Apr '11, 02:25) tannm

It would be nice if this backing-up procedure included a restoration procedure as well. =)

(01 Apr '11, 11:28) Randell
(02 Apr '11, 03:39) Tsuba
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