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Cleanup "Restoring a database from backup" in README
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- `drop_chunks()` (see our [API Reference](docs/API.md)) is currently only
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supported for hypertables that are not partitioned by space.
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### Restoring a database from backup.
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### Restoring a database from backup
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A database with the timescaledb extension can be backed up using normal backup
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procedures (e.g. `pg\_dump`). However, when restoring the database the following
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procedures (e.g., `pg_dump`). However, when restoring the database the following
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procedure must be used.
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```sql
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ALTER DATABASE single SET timescaledb.restoring='off';
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```
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Note: You must use pg_dump and pg_restore versions 9.6.2 and above.
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Note: You must use `pg_dump` and `pg_restore` versions 9.6.2 and above.
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### More APIs
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For more information on TimescaleDB's APIs, check out our
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