Oh, no! Please don't tell me I also can't use BLOB in PostgreSQL.
Surely there is a way to backup and restore the *whole* database?
I've tried creating the database manually and then
$ droplang plpgsql foo
before the restore, but that didn't work either. The language is, of
course, created in template1.
I'm stumped. :-( I can backup my db, but I can't restore it. Not much
use, is it...?
Allan.
Lee Harr wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 18:42:19 +0100, Allan Engelhardt <allane@cybaea.com> wrote:
>
>>OK, I'm probably doing something very stupid, but can somebody explain how I'm supposed to restore a custom archive
dump?
>>
>>$ createdb foo
>>CREATE DATABASE
>>$ psql foo
>>foo=# create table users (id serial);
>>NOTICE: CREATE TABLE will create implicit sequence 'users_id_seq' for SERIAL column 'users.id'
>>NOTICE: CREATE TABLE/UNIQUE will create implicit index 'users_id_key' for table 'users'
>>CREATE
>>foo=# \q
>>$ pg_dump --blobs --clean --create --file=/tmp/foo.dump --format=c --compress=9 foo
>>$ dropdb foo
>>DROP DATABASE
>>$ pg_restore --create -d test /tmp/foo.dump
>>
>
>
> I never use pg_restore... Actually did not know it was there.
>
> I always use psql:
>
> psql
> create database restordbname;
> \c restordbname
> \i foo.dump
> \q
>
> Of course I also do not use blobs....
>
>
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