/contrib/oid2name does the job.
> Back in August there was a posting regarding the names of database
> subdirectories. Under PostgreSQL 7.0.x the subdirectory names were
> the name of the database. Made a lot of sense. Now under V7.1.x
> we're supposed to somehow know that some numbered subdirectory happens
> to be the location of a certain database's files. Doesn't make /any/
> sense at all. Why? I have databases that I want to segregate onto
> their own filesystem so I have to be able to mount that filesystem
> under $PGDATA. A mount point that has an understandable name would be
> nice.
>
> Is there some way to revert back to the V7.0.x way of naming things?
> Or is there some workaround to allow one to reasonably manage large
> databases under V7.1.x?
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