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Hi!
I don't know if it is a bug or not. What I am
facing is that I can't open a database I created. It's better to explain
you by below scenario:
I have installed the Postgres v7.1 or later.
Then, I changed the initial database cluster to another disk, "/mydb".
Then, I changed "PGDATA" in the "/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql". I did
change all "start", and "stop" PGDATA variable to "/mydb".
Everything works fine.
Until I formated the Linux (Redhat, v7.1) system,
and re-installed the Redhat (v7.1) again. Please note that
"/mydb" is not been removed because it is kept in another
disk.
Now I installed the Postgres v7.1 again, and try to
changed the initial database cluster to "/mydb". And it cannot allow
me to do that.
My point is how can I open my database I kept in
"/mydb" again. Is it a bug? Please help me.
Sincerely yours,
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