On 07/11/2016 13:44, Vick Khera wrote:
On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 8:23 AM, Howard News <howardn...@selestial.com> wrote:
pg_restore: executing SEQUENCE SET example_seq
pg_restore: processing data for table example_table
pg_restore: [compress_io]
** crash **
What crashes? the pg_restore process or the backend server?
The pg_restore crashes.
For example if I run the "pg_restore -f example.sql backup" then it will
fall over when it tries to restore one of the corrupted tables.
Presumably the backup itself is corrupted.
The "pg_restore --list" works fine, so I can run a selective restore by
commenting out the dodgy tables using the "pg_restore -L" option.
Regarding the postgres ids, these appear to be listed in the pg_restore
-L so I can find out which data file the tables refer to, but I have
not found out how to restore a single one of these files to a usable or
readable state yet.
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