At 18:12 6/07/00 +0200, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>Philip Warner writes:
>
>> I'll also have to modify pg_restore to talk to the database directly (for
>> lo import).
>
>psql has \lo_import.
>
This is true, but if there are 30000 blobs on an archive tape, I cant dump
them into /tmp and wait for the user to run the script. At the current time
pg_restore just sends a script to a file or stdout - it has no guarantee of
when a \lo_import command will be run, so dumping blobs into the same file
between lo_import calls would not be appropriate, since I am in effect
requiring a psql attachment.
So the plan is, in the first pass, to make BLOB restoration dependant on
having a DB connection.
Does this make more sense?
P.S. I have only half-written the lo dumping code, so this is all quite
open...
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