Le 03/10/2019 à 15:54, Adrian Klaver a écrit :
> On 10/2/19 11:51 PM, Arnaud L. wrote:
>> Well, this problem is still bugging me, and this time I've tried with a
>> local file. Unfortunately, it did not help.
>> To further rule out filesystem problems, I first took care to delete the
>> target files before copying to it, but it did not help either.
>>
>> So now I'm quite confident that the problem is either psql or even
>> postgresql itself.
>>
>> Does anyone know of anything I could try to try to fix or debug this ?
>
> Going back to the original thread I noticed it was not specified what
> program was being used to run the script in the overnight session.
>
> So what is being used to run the script overnight?
Yes, sorry for having lost the original thread, my mailbox has a quite
stupid automatic purge schedule...
The script is run in a windows batch file.
Basically, export.bat contains :
SET PGUSER=myuser
SET PGPASSWORD=mypwd
SET PGCLIENTENCODING=UTF8
SET MYPGSERVER=myserverurl
SET MYPGDB=mydatabase
psql -h %MYPGSERVER% -a -f myscript.sql %MYPGDB%
And myscript.sql contains :
\copy (SELECT * FROM view1) TO '\\server\share\view1.txt'
\copy (SELECT * FROM view2) TO '\\server\share\view2.txt'
...
etc with ~60 views
Today, I've update the problematic \copy line to be :
COPY (SELECT * FROM view) TO STDOUT \g '\\server\share\view.txt'
I'll keep you informed (even though a successfull run is not a guarantee
of success, because the original script did sometimes work).
Regards
--
Arnaud
