Tom Lane wrote:
Eric Parusel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ok, I can dd, if=/dev/zero of=base/dbnum/tablenum, but how do I figure
how where and how much to write over?
Is there an easy to see or calculate offset value for a particular page
number? (28393)
dd bs=8k seek=28393 count=1
sh
Tom Lane wrote:
Eric Parusel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I've got a mucked up page in my db, and I can't complete a database dump
until a particular page is fixed/removed from the table. :(
Zeroing the page is the most painless way. dd from /dev/zero will get
it done --- but no
I've got a mucked up page in my db, and I can't complete a database dump
until a particular page is fixed/removed from the table. :(
Could someone let me know the proper way to go about making a change
such as this?:
1) Clear the page
or
2) Set the bad items in the page to 'free'
I can see the
Hello,
I've got a C++ library I need to use, and I want to use it from a pgsql
function.
Would anyone happen to have any examples of how to accomplish something
like this?
I see examples of C-based functions for pgsql (like dbsize, etc, in
contrib).
Which way should I go about this?
1) C based
