Alvaro Herrera wrote:
>On Wed, Nov 27, 2002 at 04:56:39PM +0000, Ken Guest wrote:
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>>Neil Conway wrote:
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>>>On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 09:29, Ken Guest wrote:
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>>>>Is it possible to rename databases, and what's the syntax I should
>>>>use?
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>>>However, this is not recommended operating procedure, if it destroys all
>>>your data I won't take any responsibility :-) A safer route would be to
>>>pg_dump the database and restore it with a different name.
>>>
>>>
>>so would pg_dump olddb | pgsql newdb work or this is too simplistic an
>>approach?
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>Yeah, it should work... What do you mean by too simplistic? It is too
>simple so it must be wrong? :-D
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Something like that!
Anyways I got it working - much thanks to Neil Conway.
Now I have the strange occurance that creating a gist index:
CREATE INDEX key2img_fr_rdtree_idx on image_fr using gist ( key2img
gist__intbig_ops) with ( islossy );
works on one database (the old, test, one) but not on the new one, I get
this error
ERROR: DefineIndex: opclass "gist__intbig_ops" not found
No errors occurred during the restore process.
What do I need to do to create that index?
k.
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