Re: [ADMIN] psql error: file to large!

ext2 does support files larger then 2GB. As I said in the email I created the 2.5 GB file on the same system. Intel base Linux systems had a bug in older version of Linux that caused a 2GB limit but that problem was fixed and my system does not have the bug. I will check out the link. -- Roy

[ADMIN] PG 7.1.2 table names?

Are table names now numbers in 7.1.2? I was running 7.0.3 and I was using the name of the files becase it was faster to parse a list of the dir then query the db pg_tables. -- Roy Souther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01100010 10101110 11000110 11010110 0100 10110010 10010110 11000110 01

[ADMIN] psql error: file to large!

y thing should go to text easy. How would I get it back? -- Roy Souther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01100010 10101110 11000110 11010110 0100 10110010 10010110 11000110 01001110 0110 11001110 00010110 10010110 00101110 1100 1100 ---(end of broadcast)---

[ADMIN] Upgrade problems

ble? Then I could restore them one table at a time right? I have no large object in the tables. Every thing should go to text easy. How would I get it back? -- Roy Souther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01100010 10101110 11000110 11010110 0100 10110010 10010110 11000110 01001110 0110 1

[ADMIN] Corrupted database, how do I fix?

that is a good idea or even if it would work. Is there another table that keeps track of what is in the database? I you need to know postgresql version 7.0.2 -- Roy Souther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01100010 10101110 11000110 11010110 0100 10110010 10010110 11000110 01001110 1