[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I would like to move some data from an older installation of PostgreSQL to
> a newer. When doing
> "pg_dump persondb > db.out" I get the following error message:
> "dumpSequence(person_sek): 0 (!=1) tuples returned by SELECT"
> The "person_sek" is a sequence in the database.
> The version of PostgreSQL in question is 6.3.2,
Hmm. Does the sequence still work (can you do SELECT nextval('person_sek'))?
Not sure why the dump attempt would be failing, and 6.3.2 is far enough
back that digging for bugs in it isn't very appealing. I'd suggest just
looking for a work-around instead of a real solution.
You could probably just drop and recreate the sequence before running
pg_dump, being careful to set the new sequence's initial value to
whatever its current value is.
regards, tom lane
