Kris Kiger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This whole issue arose when I set a default in a table row equal to a
> value that a plpgsql function returns (ie the table default =
> functionname(variable)). However, after exploration of the dump files,
> it appears that pg_restore tries to restore the tables before it
> restores functions...hence I get an error upon restore of the original
> dump, because the function does not yet exist. Does anyone know if the
> ordering of the restore is in fact the problem? Any input is appreciated!
pg_restore has facilities for telling it to restore the dump contents in
a particular order (basically, get a table-of-contents listing and then
edit the listing). I don't think it works to hack the tar file
directly.
Also you could try using development tip pg_dump, which should get the
dump order right to begin with. AFAIK it will work okay with a 7.4
server.
regards, tom lane
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