Обсуждение: psql -e problem
Just upgraded to 6.4.2 from 6.3.2 and I've got a bit of a problem. Compiled, installed, regressed(?) all went fine. Come to load up the old datbases, and it appears that \. is not being recognised as end-of-input in the database dump file (I did a pg_dumpall -z, if that helps). For example, I have some data as follows, which should be read in up to the \. line, but the \. lines appears to not be recognised/ handled, causing the following lines to be treated as data, which leads to the commands not being executed... COPY stats FROM stdin; 11.5 2.5 07-11-1998 12 3 07-16-1998 12 3 07-19-1998 14 4 07-30-1998 14 4 08-06-1998 15 4.5 08-15-1998 15 4.5 08-24-1998 16.5 5 08-30-1998 18.5 5 09-13-1998 20 5.5 09-20-1998 23 6 10-05-1998 \. \connect template1 simon create database members; This \connect line is being treated as data, as is the create.. line, which means the members database is not created. Apart from separating out all the data (COPY blocks) from the command lines, and running two or more separate routines to update the data, is there anything I can do? Si. -- "Is it farther to New York or by plane?" Simon Drabble madlather@syspac.com
Sounds like an OS bug. > Just upgraded to 6.4.2 from 6.3.2 and I've got a bit of a problem. > > Compiled, installed, regressed(?) all went fine. Come to load up the old > datbases, and it appears that \. is not being recognised as end-of-input > in the database dump file (I did a pg_dumpall -z, if that helps). > > For example, I have some data as follows, which should be read in up to > the \. line, but the \. lines appears to not be recognised/ handled, > causing the following lines to be treated as data, which leads to the > commands not being executed... > > > COPY stats FROM stdin; > 11.5 2.5 07-11-1998 > 12 3 07-16-1998 > 12 3 07-19-1998 > 14 4 07-30-1998 > 14 4 08-06-1998 > 15 4.5 08-15-1998 > 15 4.5 08-24-1998 > 16.5 5 08-30-1998 > 18.5 5 09-13-1998 > 20 5.5 09-20-1998 > 23 6 10-05-1998 > \. > \connect template1 simon > create database members; > > This \connect line is being treated as data, as is the create.. line, > which means the members database is not created. > > Apart from separating out all the data (COPY blocks) from the command > lines, and running two or more separate routines to update the data, is > there anything I can do? > > > Si. > > > -- > "Is it farther to New York or by plane?" > > Simon Drabble madlather@syspac.com > > > -- Bruce Momjian | http://www.op.net/~candle maillist@candle.pha.pa.us | (610) 853-3000 + If your life is a hard drive, | 830 Blythe Avenue + Christ can be your backup. | Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 19026
On Fri, 5 Feb 1999, Bruce Momjian wrote: > Sounds like an OS bug. o...k... Linux is famous for this sort of behaviour, I shoulda guessed. Anyone else with perhaps a more helpful idea? Simon. > > > Just upgraded to 6.4.2 from 6.3.2 and I've got a bit of a problem. > > > > Compiled, installed, regressed(?) all went fine. Come to load up the old > > datbases, and it appears that \. is not being recognised as end-of-input > > in the database dump file (I did a pg_dumpall -z, if that helps). > > > > For example, I have some data as follows, which should be read in up to > > the \. line, but the \. lines appears to not be recognised/ handled, > > causing the following lines to be treated as data, which leads to the > > commands not being executed... > > > > > > COPY stats FROM stdin; > > 11.5 2.5 07-11-1998 > > 12 3 07-16-1998 > > 12 3 07-19-1998 > > 14 4 07-30-1998 > > 14 4 08-06-1998 > > 15 4.5 08-15-1998 > > 15 4.5 08-24-1998 > > 16.5 5 08-30-1998 > > 18.5 5 09-13-1998 > > 20 5.5 09-20-1998 > > 23 6 10-05-1998 > > \. > > \connect template1 simon > > create database members; > > > > This \connect line is being treated as data, as is the create.. line, > > which means the members database is not created. > > > > Apart from separating out all the data (COPY blocks) from the command > > lines, and running two or more separate routines to update the data, is > > there anything I can do? > > > > > > Si. > > > > > > -- > > "Is it farther to New York or by plane?" > > > > Simon Drabble madlather@syspac.com > > > > > > > > > -- > Bruce Momjian | http://www.op.net/~candle > maillist@candle.pha.pa.us | (610) 853-3000 > + If your life is a hard drive, | 830 Blythe Avenue > + Christ can be your backup. | Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 19026 > -- "Is it farther to New York or by plane?" Simon Drabble madlather@syspac.com