Backing up with Postgres
| От | Luke Tudor - RSG |
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| Тема | Backing up with Postgres |
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| Msg-id | 3A9E83A3.C265F05C@unixmail.npm.ac.uk обсуждение |
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Re: Backing up with Postgres
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| Список | pgsql-novice |
Dear Postgres Users,
I am currently having great difficulty working out the reason for an
unexpected error message!
The message occurs when a unix cshell script runs to backup the
database.
The script pipes in the user name and password to pgdump which does
work, and then tries to backup
to a specific filename.
When the script runs, the error "getTables(): relation 'genuser': cannot
find function with oid 773217 for trigger check_user" appears.
(1) Insufficient Permissions? :The first thing I thought is that the
user may not have permissions: This still happens
running as superuser, and defiantly no permission restraints.
(2) Faulty Trigger? : I have dropped and recreated the trigger, still no
joy. It solves the problem, but then another
trigger appears with the same message.
The Trigger takes the form below (Trigger check_user, attached to
genuser table)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CREATE TRIGGER check_user
BEFORE DELETE ON genuser
FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE
check_foreugn_key(1,'cascade','userid','webuser','userid');
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
What puzzles me, because Im not really that good at SQL yet is; what is
an oid?
Any pointers or answers with why this is happening, and maybe a way
forward greatfuly received!
I have tried looking at the manuals, but so far unsuccessfully.
--
Thanks for your ongoing support, -- Take Care and until next time Keep
Smiling!
Luke.
Justin Hayward "That's the way, that's the way of the world".
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