Hi,
My friend just notice me with some thing that make using dump files harder
to use.
So here we go:
first we make some chaos :)
\c template1 postgres
create user foo with password 'bar' createdb nocreateuser;
\c template1 foo
create database foodb;
\c template1 postgres
alter user foo with nocreatedb;
then we... pg_dumpall -s (nowaday for explain we need only schemas :)
and we try to applay this pg_dumpall file.... and suprise :)
we have something like that:
\connect template1
.....
CREATE USER "foo" WITH SYSID 32 PASSWORD 'bar' NOCREATEDB NOCREATEUSER;
.....
\connect template1 "foo"
CREATE DATABASE "foodb" WITH TEMPLATE = template0 ENCODING = 'LATIN2';
\connect "foodb" "foo"
I think evryone see why it dont work.
I think that rebuild of dumping procedure to detect such a problems and
remake dump file like that
\connect template1
.....
CREATE USER "foo" WITH SYSID 32 PASSWORD 'bar' CREATEDB NOCREATEUSER;
.....
\connect template1 "foo"
CREATE DATABASE "foodb" WITH TEMPLATE = template0 ENCODING = 'LATIN2';
\connect template1 "postgres"
ALTER USER "foo" WITH NOCREATEDB;
\connect "foodb" "foo"
will solve this problem.
regards
Robert Partyka
bobson@wdg.pl
www.WDG.pl
