At 11:20 AM 1/10/2002 -0400, Bruce Momjian wrote:
Not really since it saves only the first 32 bits of the 64 bit positions it will do no worse than a version that supports 32 bits only. It might even do slightly better. When this is sorted out, we need to verify that:BSD/OS has 64-bit off_t's so it does support large files. Is there something I can test?
- large dump files are restorable
- dump files with 32 bit off_t restore properly on systems with 64 biy off_t
- dump files with 64 bit off_t restore properly on systems with 32 bit off_tAS
LONG AS the offsets are less than 32 bits.
- old dump files restore properly.
- new dump files have a new version number so that old pg_restore will not try to restore them.
We probably need to add Read/WriteOffset to pg_backup_archiver.c to read the appropriate sized value from a dump file, in the same way that Read/WriteInt works now.
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