Problem: -------- pg_dump does not honour case-sensitivity in user names, which results to failures when restoring database.
Environment: ------------ Version: PostgreSQL 7.2 on i686-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by GCC 2.95.2 System: Linux jtam.brno.czechin.cz 2.2.17-RAID #8 SMP Mon Oct 16 10:48:13 CEST 2000 i686 unknown Exact steps to reproduce this bug: ---------------------------------- Run "psql template1" template1=> CREATE USER "BLBEC" WITH CREATEDB; CREATE USER template1=> \c - "BLBEC" You are now connected as new user BLBEC. template1=> CREATE DATABASE blbectest; CREATE DATABASE template1=> \c blbectest "BLBEC" You are now connected to database blbectest as user BLBEC. template1=> CREATE TABLE test (a INT); CREATE template1=> \q Then run "pg_dump blbectest". Result will contain command '\connect - BLBEC', which is incorrect, because user name 'BLBEC' should be enclosed by quotes. Psql 7.1 worked even withoud quotes and connected as user 'BLBEC', while psql 7.2 fails with error: FATAL 1: user "blbec" does not exist Previous connection kept Ie. psql 7.2 obviously EXPECTS quotes, while pg_dump and pg_dumpall DO NOT GENERATE them. bye, -- Michal Schwarz ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 1: subscribe and unsubscribe commands go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
