"Milen Kulev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I am getting the commands you mention:
>> pg_restore -C -Fc tdb1b.bak 1> OUT
>> Less OUT:
>> CREATE DATABASE testdb1 WITH TEMPLATE = template0 ENCODING = 'UTF8'
>> TABLESPACE = tbs1; ALTER DATABASE testdb1 OWNER TO pg; \connect
>> testdb1 ...
>> , but testdb1 is NOT created !
Um ... you do realize that in this mode pg_restore just prints the SQL
commands to its stdout? You're supposed to pipe them into psql if you
want anything to really happen. Or you can add a -d switch (usually
"-d template1" when using -C) if you want pg_restore to connect to a
database server and issue the commands directly.
regards, tom lane
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