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  • girishG girish

    @pbischoff Yes, if you delete data from postgres and create a backup that file will shrink accordingly (that file is part of an app's "backup")

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    @girish I just wanted to say thank you for your help two weeks ago!

    I didn't get Postgres running because of too little storage on the disk, so I had no idea in this short time how to delete the things out of Postgres.
    For us this issue was very critical and I had to fix it very fast and so I just deleted the dump file which means the loss of the directus instance data, but that was okay in this case.
    Again: thank you very much and best regards!

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