I'm having an issue moving my DB from from Win (Cygwin) to Linux 7.2. If
I go from Linux to Cygwin, no probs, everything works fine, creates a new
database beautifully.
However, if I take the exact same DB (which contains data) and try the
following on Linux:
%> psql -d cmsdb -f cmsdb.sql
I get the following:
psql:cmsdb.sql:12: ERROR: parser: parse error at or near
"9223372036854775807"
psql:cmsdb.sql:27: NOTICE: CREATE TABLE/PRIMARY KEY will create implicit
index 'ratingcontentandtype_pkey' for table 'rating'
Any table with a serial decleration has this problem, and the serial
tables don't get built. I wondered if this was due to a MAXINT issue on
Linux, so I wrote a small C program wher I found out that the MAXINT and
LONG are both: 2147483647 -- The catch is that the same is true on my Win
box.
What's going on here, and what can I do to get around this problem?
We're on Postgres 7.1.
Thx,
Aurangzeb
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