Michael Ben-Nes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> pg_dump -Fc sourcedb > sourcedb-Fc.dump
> pg_dump -a sourcedb > sourcedb.dump
> createdb test
> pg_restore -c -s -d test sourcedb-Fc.dump
> psql test < sourcedb.dump
Is there a particularly good reason for doing it that way?
> I got few errors ( here are some of them ):
> ERROR: insert or update on table "logo_product" violates foreign key
> constraint "logo_product_product_id_fkey"
In general, separate schema and data restore doesn't work in the
presence of foreign keys. (This is probably impossible for pg_dump
to handle fully, because there could be circular FK dependencies;
so it doesn't even try ATM.) Do it the easy way and use a combined
schema-plus-data dump/restore. Or if you've just got to do it that
way, drop the FK constraints, load the data, re-add the constraints.
regards, tom lane
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