Alanoly Andrews <alanolya@invera.com> writes:
> OS level= AIX 6.1.9
> I'm testing out an upgrade of an existing postgres 8.4.7 instance to 9.1.2, using "pg_dumpall". All went well until
thefinal step in which the data is to be restored. I gave the following command:
> psql -d database -f outputfile
> This command creates all the tables, starts loading some tables and then
> suddenly comes to a halt on a "lo_create" line where it seems to be
> waiting for user input.
That's very bizarre. I don't know what it's doing, but there are
certainly no "waits for user input" in a pg_dump-created SQL script.
I suspect you are seeing some sort of platform-specific misbehavior.
You might wish to join in this ongoing discussion about the state of
our AIX support (tl;dr: it's bad):
http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/530B1EEC.1080402@spg.schulergroup.com#530B1EEC.1080402@spg.schulergroup.com
Did you try the regression tests ("make check") on your 9.1.2 build?
regards, tom lane
