I'm trying to fix prepare-company-database.sh for postgresql 9.1.
I'm finding a few foreign key violations in Roles.sql, for instance:

ledgersmb_development=# INSERT INTO menu_acl (node_id, acl_type, role_name)
ledgersmb_development-# values (134, 'allow', 'lsmb_bigcocom__backup');
ERROR:  insert or update on table "menu_acl" violates foreign key constraint 
"menu_acl_node_id_fkey"
DETAIL:  Key (node_id)=(134) is not present in table "menu_node".

The node_id refers into menu_node(id), and as far as I can see, this is
inserted by the function "menu_insert" in Pg-database.sql (line 3413).

It seems to me that the number, "134" is rather magic, and may depend
heavily upon the order in which the menu items are loaded?

sql/upgrade/svn/3470-asset-menu.sql seems to be where it is loaded.

I'm unclear why/how this would get loaded by prepare-company-database.sh.

==== Testing skaffolding. BELOW is not relevant to question, unless you
     want to reproduce the problem.

Awhile ago I wanted to hack on ledgersmb, but wanted to make some unit
tests.  I started to build some testing skaffolding using the "can-o-pg"
RoR plugin I built.   This is what I'm doing for testing.  I'll be
pushing my ./prepare-test-database.sh changes back out once I figure
them all out.

To run it:
   git clone git://github.com/credil/ledgersmb-skaffold.git
   cd ledgersmb-skaffold
   git submodule init
   git submodule update
   tests/01-prepare/tests.sh  

(there is only one test so far.  Yes, I imported via git-svn.  You could
do an SVN clone to subdir ledgersmb if you preferred)

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