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> how can i get rid of the above mentioned  errors.

PostgreSQL 6.3.2 is *very* old, and a lot has been improved since that
release (including many improvements and fixes in the large objects).
Upgrading to 7.0.2 would be a very good idea, and most likely will make
the LO errors go away.

                    - Thomas