From: | "Colin Stearman" <cstearman(at)infofind(dot)com> |
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To: | <pgsql-bugs(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | pg_dump/pg_restore |
Date: | 2002-11-24 05:12:49 |
Message-ID: | 001e01c29378$23a13040$3301a8c0@Colin2000 |
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Hi,
2 possible bugs in pg_dump/pg_restore related to large objects.
1. Large objects dumped, deleted then restored do not retain their original OIDs. Big problem as we reference their OIDs in tables.
2. The pg_restore command --list indicated no Blobs in the dump file even when there are. For example:
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72; 46588445 TABLE DATA table_3da6183d8bb21 nobody
73; 46588481 TABLE DATA table_3da625d622b72 nobody
74; 46588517 TABLE DATA table_3da625f19cc95 nobody
75; 0 BLOBS BLOBS
This is version 7.2.3 and the pg_dump used -c -C -o -Fc -Z1 -b switches, pg_restore used no switches (other than -d, of course).
Thanks,
Colin
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Colin Stearman
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