"G. Anthony Reina" wrote:
>
> I just installed 6.5.1 on my RH 6.0 PII/400 MHz machine. I had
> previously been running the database on 6.4.2 and had several backups
> made through pgdump. When I tried to restore the database (i.e. psql -e
> db01 < db.backup) all of the tables were created, but only some of them
> had data. These tables are just real tables, not views or anything
> strange. Luckily, I also had a back up where I had pg_dump'ed each table
> separately (so I'm not in a total jam). But I can't figure out why the
> pg_dump didn't backup all of the data.
>
> -Tony Reina
If there is even one row dumped wrong the data for the whole table is
not
inserted ;(
I've had this for row's containing \n (or maybe \r) that got dumped as
real
newline that screwed the whole COPY xxx FROM stdin.
I resolved it by editing the dumpfile via visual inspection.
Another thing to try would be to dump as proper insert strings (pg_dump
-d)
instead of copy from. It will be slow to load though ...
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Hannu
