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pg_stop_backup()

A system function for marking an on-line backup as completed

pg_stop_backup() is a system function for marking a exclusive or non-exclusive on-line backup as completed.

pg_stop_backup() was introduced in PostgreSQL 8.0.

Usage

pg_stop_backup ( exclusive boolean [, wait_for_archive boolean ] ) →
        setof record ( lsn pg_lsn, labelfile text, spcmapfile text )

Change history

PostgreSQL 10
- option wait_for_archive boolean added (commit 017e4f25)
PostgreSQL 9.6
- option exclusive boolean providing support for non-exclusive backups added (commit 71176854)
PostgreSQL 8.0
- added (commit 58c41712)

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PostgreSQL documentation: Backup Control Functions

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pg_start_backup(), Backup history file, backup_label, tablespace_map