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recovery_end_command

recovery_end_command is a configuration parameter specifying a script to execute when PostgreSQL exits recovery.

recovery_end_command was added in PostgreSQL 8.4.

Before PostgreSQL 12 it was a replication configuration command which could only be set in recovery.conf.

Default value

The default value for restore_command is: '' (empty string).

Change history

• PostgreSQL 12
  • converted to GUC configuration parameter (commit 2dedf4d9)
  • can now be changed with a reload (SIGHUP) rather than a server restart (commit 13b89f96)
• PostgreSQL 8.4
  • added (commit 9e403c25)

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