wheel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess the reason is that the pg system database etc are lodged in the
hive under \base\, and the system db contains the metadata about the db
to be restored?
No, the reason why selective restore doesn't work is that all tables in
a database cluster depend
Tom Lane wrote:
wheel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess the reason is that the pg system database etc are lodged in the
hive under \base\, and the system db contains the metadata about the db
to be restored?
No, the reason why selective restore doesn't work is that all tables in
a
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
Uh, do you have the entier /data directory tree? If so, just restore
the directory start it up a binary.
Yes I have the entire dir/file set. But what does If so, just restore
the directory start it up a binary mean? Restore
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
wheel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
% I copied all of the database 'parts' to the new 'base' directory. I am
% not sure how carefully anyone has read what I wrote. But it's so simple
% what I'm asking
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
wheel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
% I copied all of the database 'parts' to the new 'base' directory. I am
% not sure how carefully anyone has read what I wrote. But it's so simple
% what I'm asking about, or so it would seem to me.
As several people have pointed
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On Wed, Dec 06, 2006 at 12:16:35PM -0800, wheel wrote:
re Bruce Momjian
Wow, what an unfriendly dude!
Well, he's one of the very guys who make all this
(PostgreSQL, that is) happen for us.
Karsten
Yes I know he's a mainstay
On Thu, 2006-12-07 at 02:41, wheel wrote:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
On Wed, Dec 06, 2006 at 12:16:35PM -0800, wheel wrote:
re Bruce Momjian
Wow, what an unfriendly dude!
Well, he's one of the very guys who make all this
(PostgreSQL, that is) happen
Uh, do you have the entier /data directory tree? If so, just restore
the directory start it up a binary.
Yes I have the entire dir/file set. But what does If so, just restore
the directory start it up a binary mean? Restore the dir, you mean copy
it to it's location under \base? What
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
says...
[ The author's email address is clearly bogus, so I can't privately send
him email.]
You seems to be trying to get help by supplying the least amount of
information possible, and not even fully typing out words. Such
approaches
On Wed, 2006-12-06 at 14:16, wheel wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
says...
[ The author's email address is clearly bogus, so I can't privately send
him email.]
You seems to be trying to get help by supplying the least amount of
information possible, and not
On Wed, Dec 06, 2006 at 12:16:35PM -0800, wheel wrote:
re Bruce Momjian
Wow, what an unfriendly dude!
Well, he's one of the very guys who make all this
(PostgreSQL, that is) happen for us.
Karsten
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
I have copied the folders back to the base dir (like C:\PostgreSQL
\data
\base\16404) if that's step one but what after that?
Just start Postgres. If the data dir is ok, it should run fine.
It's unclear from your description
[ The author's email address is clearly bogus, so I can't privately send
him email.]
You seems to be trying to get help by supplying the least amount of
information possible, and not even fully typing out words. Such
approaches usually fail.
I suggest we ignore further emails from this person
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wheel wrote:
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says...
wheel wrote:
Can a pgsql 8.1 database be restored from the raw file? For one database
I have only the files found in the base folder, example C:\PostgreSQL
I have copied the folders back to the base dir (like C:\PostgreSQL
\data
\base\16404) if that's step one but what after that?
Just start Postgres. If the data dir is ok, it should run fine.
It's unclear from your description whether the raw DB files were
moved from another installation -
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says...
wheel wrote:
Can a pgsql 8.1 database be restored from the raw file? For one database
I have only the files found in the base folder, example C:\PostgreSQL
\data\base\16404, there are many files called 1247, 1248, etc (no
wheel wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
says...
wheel wrote:
Can a pgsql 8.1 database be restored from the raw file? For one database
I have only the files found in the base folder, example C:\PostgreSQL
\data\base\16404, there are many files called 1247, 1248, etc (no
Can a pgsql 8.1 database be restored from the raw file? For one database
I have only the files found in the base folder, example C:\PostgreSQL
\data\base\16404, there are many files called 1247, 1248, etc (no
extension). I think these are the files that make up the database? For
this db I
wheel wrote:
Can a pgsql 8.1 database be restored from the raw file? For one database
I have only the files found in the base folder, example C:\PostgreSQL
\data\base\16404, there are many files called 1247, 1248, etc (no
extension). I think these are the files that make up the database?
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