No, I haven't tried that - I wasn't aware of pg_filedump. What's tricky
is that when the build detects a failure, it deletes the output
directory (so we don't get left with a half-built db) so I'll have to
fiddle with it
I just downloaded pg_filedump from the redhat site, so I'll play around
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"David Parker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The error only happens intermittently, but every occurrence is
> consistent:
>
> 1) always the same index - "attribute_pkey" on our "attirbute" table
> - one created implicitly by a primary key constraint
> 2) the error happens during a vacuum co
We are getting the
"index xyz is not a btree" error pretty frequently in our build system (in which
we build several databases). This is with 8.0.1 on Solaris 9/intel. During a
database build we create the database, import metadata, import some application
data, then finally run a vacuum on
