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Hi,
maybe I did not understand - but what exactly happens when you do something like
pg_restore -d databasename -L backup.toc backup.bak (bak -> or what ever custom format you
use)
Is the version you did the backup with the same like the postgres version you want to
restore to? I am not sure, but maybe there are occuring some problems ...
$ less test.toc | grep "^;"
[...]
; Dumped from database version: 8.3.5
; Dumped by pg_dump version: 8.3.5
[...]
Cheers
Andy
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St.Pauli - Hamburg - Germany
Andreas Wenk
Dennis C schrieb:
> Greetings:
>
> I already did some searches on the "pg_restore: [archiver] entry ID
> -825110830 out of range -- perhaps a corrupt TOC" error and am still not
> sure why my database's not restoring after upgrading the FreeBSD and
> select ports such as PostGreSQL. I did see something from a long time
> ago about altering the table, especially column names, quite possibly
> being a problem and I have done a lot of that, but as many backups as
> I've also done this past year, this' the first time I've had to use the
> restore again and am now not even sure how to get my database back. If
> this seems familiar and simple enough for anyone, please advise
> including which details may be useful here.
>
> Thanks,
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