I'm building a replacement DSpace website. I had DSpace6 installed using
Tomcat 9.0.0
and it seemed to be fine. But when I loaded postgres with a dump from the
original site I
got some errors about variables being integers instead of uuids. I scanned
the entire dump
file but didn't find a single reference to uuid or UUID.
I'd interrupted the dump because of the thousands of errors it was spewing.
I saw that
the dump begins by dropping the databases so I tried again but let it run
despite the
errors. It built the tables, with double the number of expected rows. Oops!
I guess dropping
the databases wasn't enough. So I gpt ot to drop the databases AND tables
first. There
were again some errors the second time but the tables were the right size.
The dspace
database test and email test worked just fine. I found a dspace password
error in the daily
log but fixed that before I went home for the day.
But today when I navigated to the xmlui home page I got this:
ERROR: column metadata1_.dspace_object_id does not exist Position: 345
Normally I just see a vanilla DSpace home page. I haven't seen this error
before but that
might be good news if it means DSpace is attempting to connect to the
postgres database.
Note: I first tried this out on a guinea pig system and it read the
postgres dump file without
any complaints (that I noticed). But that system doesn't have DSpace so it
might have the
same problem but it just isn't visible without DSpace. Or the issue could
be just on the new
system between DSpace/(omcat/java and postgres.
Now I just want to start from a clean slate before continuing. Did I miss
something trying to
clean up the first attempt? What's the quickest, cleanest way to removed
the entire dump
and start over?
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