On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> Can you check your load and see if there is a PRIMARY key on the table
> at the time it is being loaded.
There is not. I create the table with a PRIMARY KEY declaration,
but I drop that index before doing the import, and do an ALTER
TABLE to re-add the primary key afterwards.
At one point I tried doing a load with all indices enabled, but
after about eight or nine hours I gave up. (Typically the load
takes about 30 minutes. This is using about 2% of the sample data.)
> In the old days, we created indexes
> only after the data was loaded, but when we added PRIMARY key, pg_dump
> was creating the table with PRIMARY key then loading it, meaning the
> table was being loaded while it had an existing index. I know we fixed
> this recently but I am not sure if it was in 7.2 or not.
Ah, I saw that fix. But I'm doing the load by hand, not using
pg_restore.
cjs
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