Thread: pg_restore index/trigger restoration issue
Hi,
I am having troubles using pg_restore : none of my indexes are restored !
It did not see any relevant message in the pg_restore output to explain this behaviour.
So I am trying to restore a pg_dump (version8.1 ) sql dump file from a remote 8.0.3 DB into a local 8.1 DB using pg_restore (version 8.1).
Is there something incompatible ?
The dump file seems to be correct regarding index creation statements... I really don't understand what is happening.
As the title mentions, I have the same issue with triggers : none of my triggers are restored neither ! Is there any option in pg_dump or pg_restore to handle this ?
Regards
Thanks in advance
David LEVY
I am having troubles using pg_restore : none of my indexes are restored !
It did not see any relevant message in the pg_restore output to explain this behaviour.
So I am trying to restore a pg_dump (version8.1 ) sql dump file from a remote 8.0.3 DB into a local 8.1 DB using pg_restore (version 8.1).
Is there something incompatible ?
The dump file seems to be correct regarding index creation statements... I really don't understand what is happening.
As the title mentions, I have the same issue with triggers : none of my triggers are restored neither ! Is there any option in pg_dump or pg_restore to handle this ?
Regards
Thanks in advance
David LEVY
"David Levy" <dvid.levy@gmail.com> writes: > So I am trying to restore a pg_dump (version8.1 ) sql dump file from > a remote 8.0.3 DB into a local 8.1 DB using pg_restore (version > 8.1). Is there something incompatible The dump file seems to be > correct regarding index creation statements I really don't > understand what is happening As the title mentions, I have the same > issue with triggers : none of my triggers are restored neither ! Is > there any option in pg_dump or pg_restore to handle this Any chance your psql had the \t (show only tuples) option set? This prevents seeing indexes and trigs in the table schema listing. As for what opts pg_dump and pg_restore offer, see the manual. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jerry Sievers 305 854-3001 (home) WWW ECommerce Consultant 305 321-1144 (mobile http://www.JerrySievers.com/
I am using pgAdmin and phpPgAdmin with the same results (no triggers, no indexes).
Thanks but the docs were not helpful yet. I've been trying to solve the issue many times in the past few monthes before posting to the list today.
:(
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Thanks but the docs were not helpful yet. I've been trying to solve the issue many times in the past few monthes before posting to the list today.
:(
On 27 Apr 2006 07:45:55 -0400, Jerry Sievers <jerry@jerrysievers.com> wrote:
"David Levy" <dvid.levy@gmail.com> writes:
> So I am trying to restore a pg_dump (version8.1 ) sql dump file from
> a remote 8.0.3 DB into a local 8.1 DB using pg_restore (version
> 8.1). Is there something incompatible The dump file seems to be
> correct regarding index creation statements I really don't
> understand what is happening As the title mentions, I have the same
> issue with triggers : none of my triggers are restored neither ! Is
> there any option in pg_dump or pg_restore to handle this
Any chance your psql had the \t (show only tuples) option set? This
prevents seeing indexes and trigs in the table schema listing.
As for what opts pg_dump and pg_restore offer, see the manual.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jerry Sievers 305 854-3001 (home) WWW ECommerce Consultant
305 321-1144 (mobile http://www.JerrySievers.com/
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