Martijn van Oosterhout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been reading about these problems (but never experienced myself). I've
> always wondered if it would be possible to write a script to scan through a
> schema dump searching for dependancies. You can then use tsort to dump out
> the order tha
I've been reading about these problems (but never experienced myself). I've
always wondered if it would be possible to write a script to scan through a
schema dump searching for dependancies. You can then use tsort to dump out
the order that things should be restored in.
Has anyone attempted this
Andrew Gould wrote:
--- Timothy Brier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I've run in to this problem with a database we are
working. When I
restore a database schema, I need to restore the
schema 5 times to
ensure that the schema is complete. Also some of
the sequences are not
restored in a usab
--- Timothy Brier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've run in to this problem with a database we are
> working. When I
> restore a database schema, I need to restore the
> schema 5 times to
> ensure that the schema is complete. Also some of
> the sequences are not
> restored in a usable
Hi,
I've run in to this problem with a database we are working. When I
restore a database schema, I need to restore the schema 5 times to
ensure that the schema is complete. Also some of the sequences are not
restored in a usable form. E.g. If my next sequence should be 1000, my
sequence is
