Restore - works on one server, not on other
От | CaptainBalrog |
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Тема | Restore - works on one server, not on other |
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Msg-id | 11594163.post@talk.nabble.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Restore - works on one server, not on other
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Список | pgadmin-support |
Hi there. I only started using pgsql recently. I built a database to use as part of a website. I played with backup/restore to make sure i would be able to transfer my database to the live server and was able to make a backup file and restore it under a new database name. The only error i got was to do with a procedural language but it everything was restored as it was on the original version. So i got a web host, IX their called, that supports pgsql but when i looked at the database tools on their control panel it was a php interface with no backup or restore options just your basic tables, sequences, functions. So i connected to the IX database through pgAdmin 3 and tried a restore. It restored the tables but no functions or sequences. With the functions the restore did not like the use of $$. That i can fix by using ordinary quotes but i would still like to know why it doesnt work in its current form. I couldn't figure out why it didnt like the sequences. So i started to create a test table on the IX server and found that the sql for the table looks different than when i create it on my local server. I think this is where the problem with the sequences lies. If i create an id field on my local table and use the big serial data type it creates a sequence which appears in the sql as follows: CREATE TABLE test ( id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('"test_id_seq"'::regclass) ) When i follow the same procedure on the IX server their is no refrence to the sequence in the create table sql but if i look at the column details it shows amongst other things: ALTER TABLE test ALTER COLUMN id SET DEFAULT nextval('public.test_id_seq'::text); The differences here are the 'public' before the sequence name and the 'text' instead of 'regclass'. I am a database developer by trade but i am new to the whole admin side of things, including the web hosting stuff so if anyone can help me understand the above issues it would be much appreciated. Sorry about the long rambling post :0) -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Restore---works-on-one-server%2C-not-on-other-tf4079238.html#a11594163 Sent from the PostgreSQL - pgadmin support mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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