>Are you sure the synd_article table and cable_id_cable_seq sequence aren't
>already in the database?
yes, there are existing.
>Presumably your dump file contains the create statements for these two
>objects and so the pg_restore is trying to create them.
>
>How did you create the dump file? The -a switch will allow you to dump only
>the data if that's what you need. Looks like you may be dumping the schema
>as well
I tried with the -a option, and it was quite the same.
I just tried to delete the synd_article_pkey then restore the table
synd_article, but it didn't recreate the keys as they were. and i
don't know how to do that (as i am using mysql for my other projects
and that it seams to be more simple).
thanks,
pascal.
>HTH
>
>adam
>
>> hello everybody,
>>
>> i am pascal, i am from paris, france, and i am a newbie here.
>> well, i have a problem with the pg_restore command and i don't find
>> any informations on the web about it. when trying to restaure a
>> database, i have the above error :
>>
>> [postgres@preprod2 pgsql]$ bin/pg_restore -d interlig -Fc
>> /home/postgres/dump_20021010new.out
>> pg_restore: [archiver (db)] could not execute query: ERROR: Relation
>> 'cable_id_cable_seq' already exists
>>
>> and i try this :
>>
>> [postgres@preprod2 pgsql]$ bin/pg_restore -d interlig -Fc
>> /home/postgres/dump_20021010new.out -t synd_article
>> pg_restore: NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / PRIMARY KEY will create implicit
> > index '' for table 'synd_article'
>> pg_restore: [archiver (db)] could not execute query: ERROR: Relation
>> 'synd_article' already exists
>>
>>
>> I don't understand what can be this error, i just want to restore my
> > database as the same it was a few hours ago.
> >
> > thank you for your help,
> >
> > pascal.
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