I will try it out later this afternoon.
I am a bit delayed with a hardware problem... suspect bad ram or too hot
cpu, so have been swapping and changing bits all morning (running with
500Mhz + 256M instead of 700Mhz + 512M ... noticeably slower).
regards
Mark
Bruce Momjian wrote:
>Tom Lane wrote:
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>>Bruce Momjian <pgman@candle.pha.pa.us> writes:
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>>>OK, I think I might see the cause. Try this:
>>> archive_command = '""copy" "%p" "c:/databases/pgarchive/%f""'
>>>In other words, quote the 'copy' command too. Crazy --- yes.
>>>
>>>
>>Yikes. If it's that hard to get it to work, maybe we should just
>>knuckle under and make %p convert / to \ under Windows :-(
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>>(Microsoft cultural imperialism wins another round...)
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>>However, just one question --- the Microsofties also like to put spaces
>>in path names. How much quoting would be needed to make this command
>>string work in the face of spaces in %p, even if we did the backslash
>>thing? If the answer is "nearly as much" then I'm not going to be
>>excited about backslashing.
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>For sure we have to have the quoting working for spaces in directory
>names. Lets see how the new suggestion works for him.
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