Peter Childs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Further examination I orignally used by 7.4 backup (taken
> every 12 hours and well tested that they work under 7.4 anyway) rather
> than redumping using pg_dump 8.0. I have now dumped using pg_dump version
> 8.0 same problem. I dumped just the s
On Mon, 27 Dec 2004, Peter Childs wrote:
> Tom Lane wrote:
>
> >Peter Childs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> >
> >>2. I loaded out 7.4 database on via a dump and reload. Once done I keep
> >>getting errors when it trys to analyse (I'm using autovacuum) Nothing
> >>unsuall just a straght forwar
Peter Childs wrote:
> Right just installed rc2 to test so that we can use 8.0 once its
> out. Loads of nice features, Nice to see them all. Postgres 8.0 seams
> faster, but this might be due to the reload. Oh the point in time
> recovery feature are there any example scripts to say copy the
Tom Lane wrote:
Peter Childs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
2. I loaded out 7.4 database on via a dump and reload. Once done I keep
getting errors when it trys to analyse (I'm using autovacuum) Nothing
unsuall just a straght forward pg_dump from 7.4 loaded into 8.0.
Dec 27 07:34:45 ex37 p
Peter Childs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 2. I loaded out 7.4 database on via a dump and reload. Once done I keep
> getting errors when it trys to analyse (I'm using autovacuum) Nothing
> unsuall just a straght forward pg_dump from 7.4 loaded into 8.0.
> Dec 27 07:34:45 ex37 postgres[5745]: [28
Right just installed rc2 to test so that we can use 8.0 once its
out. Loads of nice features, Nice to see them all. Postgres 8.0 seams
faster, but this might be due to the reload. Oh the point in time
recovery feature are there any example scripts to say copy the files to
somewhere then prin
