2015-06-30 13:44 GMT+02:00 Ron Gregor <rgre...@wcnjcd.com>: > I only did the plain text as it was a suggested test. >
That's a good test as long as you don't use pgAdmin to restore it :) > I still have the situation that the same version of pgadmin makes a back > up on a win 7 64 bit machine can not be restored using a win xp system. It > gets the unsupported version error for some unknown reason. Both systems > used the same msi file to install pgadmin and I double checked that > pg_dump.exe and pg_restore.exe are the same versions on both machines. > I've read the whole thread. It seems you have the "unsupported version (1.11) in file header". It still has nothing to do with your OS version or 32bits/64 bits OS. 1.11 dumps are created with a 8.4 pg_dump. So, the pg_restore you're using isn't 8.4. It might be 8.3 (version 1.10 dumps required) or 9.0+ (version 1.12 dumps required). Be careful that you might have more than one version of pg_restore installed on your computer. Actually, pgadmin installs its own pg_restore tool. Which release of pgAdmin are you using? -- Guillaume. http://blog.guillaume.lelarge.info http://www.dalibo.com
