Thanks! The -D option was just the trick. I wasn't able to use the other
suggestion to use sed to strip the newlines, since the newlines were valid
data in this case.
--Scott
Quoting Stephan Szabo <sszabo@megazone23.bigpanda.com>:
> On Wed, 7 May 2003, Scott W. Hill wrote:
>
> > I'm having trouble getting my data, which does have embedded newlines,
to
> > go from a 7.3.2 PostgreSQL setup to a 7.2.3. I'm using a service
> provider's
> > database, so upgrading on my timeline isn't an option. The embedded
> > newlines seem to choke the restore process on 7.2.x, although restoring
> the
> > same data to another 7.3.2 database is no problem. Help! :)
>
> How are you doing the dumps? You might want to try with -d (or -D) to
get
> insert statements rather than copy. It's (alot) slower on restore, but
it
> might handle the restore better.
>
