On 14 Aug 2002 at 11:13, Tom Lane wrote:
> "Jules Alberts" <jules.alberts@arbodienst-limburg.nl> writes:
> > BTW in between I do a dropdb mydb
>
> You probably defined plpgsql in template1, so that when you do "createdb
> mydb" there's already a plpgsql definition in mydb. This confuses
> pg_restore, which is expecting to restore into a virgin database. Try
> "createdb -T template0 mydb" to make a database with no local additions,
> and then restore into that.
>
> regards, tom lane
Thanks, that was it! I did a complete reinstall of 7.2.1 to make sure
everything is default again (it's a test environment).
Now I have another pg_restore problem. When I lo_import() an image I
get a OID, say 241803. An lo_export() works OK. Then I do a backup with
pg_dump --oids --blobs --format=c --compress=9 \
--verbose --file=mydb.dump mydb &> mydbBackup.log
then a dropdb mydb, then a restore with
pg_restore --dbname=mydb --verbose --format=c \
mydb.dump &> mydbRestore.log
This restores the OIDs of all my tables (as I expected), except the
BLOBs, lo_export(241803, '/tmp/foobar') says "ERROR inv_open large
object 241803 not found". This is a problem because I save the BLOBs
OID as a reference in other tables. Am I doing something wrong or is
this a known issue?
TIA!
--
Jules Alberts.
