Sorry if this is the wrong place to be asking this - Can someone direct
me toward some documentation on RServ? I'm trying to determine if this
will be suitable for mimicking a Progress database in PostgreSQL. Thanks,
Joe
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TI
I asked this question, unintentionally off list. Maybe someone on the
list can answer. Will rserv connect to a non PostgreSQL database and do
a replication to a PostgreSQL database? If not, is there a simple way of
accomplishing this? Thanks.
Joe
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s for all of the input from everyone.
Joe
Gordan Bobic wrote:
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> On Fri, 12 Oct 2001, Joseph Koenig wrote:
>
> > I have a project where a client has products stored in a large Progress
> > DB on an NT server. The web server is a FreeBSD box though, and the
> > client
All I want to do is dump the db, which should be easy, right? If I do:
pg_dump -u worldwide > worldwide.pgdump
my system just hangs and doesn't ever ask for a username or password. if
i remove the -u, it says it can't connect cause no password was
supplied. What am i missing? Thanks,
Joe
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ok, makes sense, so how would I get around it? Thanks,
Joe
John Madden wrote:
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> > All I want to do is dump the db, which should be easy, right? If I do:
> > pg_dump -u worldwide > worldwide.pgdump
>
> pg_dump, with the -u, expects you to enter your username/password to
> stdin or something.
Hi, I want to backup a database. I've read here that pg_dumpall is
really the best way to do it. However, what options are going to be most
useful to me, should I need to restore the db ever. I know there's
probably lots of conditional things, but just in general, what are the
most commonly used.
