jessica ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) reports a bug with a severity of 1 The lower the number the more severe it is. Short Description Fail to restore index tables from pg_dumpall Long Description Dear Pgsql-bugs Group, I am not sure if this is a bug or not but I really hope if any of you can help me. My problem is I fail to restore all index tables from pg_dumpall command. First of all, I logged in as postgres superuser. Then I backed up my PostgreSQL database which is in version 6.4.2 by using pg_dumpall. # pg_dumpall -o > db.all Subsequently, I initialize the template1 by running, # initdb --template After that, I restored this file into a newer version of PostgreSQL 7.0.2 by the below command. # psql -e template1 < db.all However, when I login to the database, I noticed that all the tables are restored properly except all my index tables are missing. I then scrutinized the file generated by the pg_dumpall. For example, the following statement is found in the file but it didn't seem to create the 'status_index' table. CREATE INDEX "status_index" on "ribs_log" using btree ( "status" "int4_ops" ); I would be grateful if any of you could advise me how to backup and restore back the index tables into a newer version of database in case I have done it incorrectly. I only test the restoration on a test machine with version 7.0.2 but in actual fact I will have to restore the database onto a machine with Postgres 6.5.3 installed which is bundled with the Linux Redhat 6.2. I just want to make sure that I know all the steps before I tried it on the machine with PostgreSQL 6.5.3. I have presumed that there shouldn't have much difference, am I right? I hope to hear from any of you soon as I am really desperate to migrate all the old data into the new machine. I will trully appreciate for any advice that may be helpful. Thank you. regards, Jessica Ord Sample Code N.A. No file was uploaded with this report
