Was there ever a resolution to this?
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Tom Lane wrote:
> juanmime@ono.com writes:
> > Here is the solution to the problem:
> > First: We have to restore (only) the structure (schema) of the database
> > pg_restore -Ft -v -s db.tar -d database_name -U postgres -S postgres --disable-triggers
> > Second: Restore the datas
> > pg_restore -Ft -v -a db.tar -d database_name -U postgres -S postgres --disable-triggers
>
> [ scratches head... ] Definitely seems that there is a bug in there
> somewhere, if you have to do it that way. I'll take a look later ...
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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