> back in via psql ... it turned out it doesn't work to do it as a user
> other than postgres. I thought that since I had user access it would
> work, but it failed very quickly. But running as user postgres solved
> it.
>
> The derailing event looked like this:
>
> drop table tmp_pg_shadow;
> QUERY: drop table tmp_pg_shadow;
> ERROR: pg_ownercheck: user "michael" not found
>
> Another conversion problem I hit was a table got output with varchar(-5)
> field definitions, which I had to fix by hand.
>
> A third problem was that some or all dates were output with
> '/etc/localtime' text (sic) instead of PST or something... again, fixed
> by hand.
>
> Although these may seem simple, it would be great to incorporate this
> info into the FAQ or documentation somewhere for others who hit the same
> problems I did.
We have corrected all these problems already. Sorry you had them in 6.3.2.
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