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From: Bradley Miller <bmiller@nuvio.com>
Subject: Re: pg_restore problem
Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 13:04:59 -0600
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Interestingly, I made a new database on my test server and then was 
able to do a pg_dump from my mac box to the test server and I think it 
got just about everything . . . I've got some constraint issues and 
other oddities happening, but at least my functions came in fine.  I 
used the pipe command to pipe it directly to the server rather than 
using pg_restore.


Bradley Miller
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Interestingly, I made a new database on my test server and then was
able to do a pg_dump from my mac box to the test server and I think it
got just about everything . . . I've got some constraint issues and
other oddities happening, but at least my functions came in fine.  I
used the pipe command to pipe it directly to the server rather than
using pg_restore.



Bradley Miller

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