[EMAIL PROTECTED] (S. Hawkins) writes:
> * We're running Postgres 7.2.3 on a more-or-less stock Red Hat 7.3
> platform.
Both the database and the platform are seriously obsolete :-(
> The particular file I'm wrestling with at the moment is ~2.2 Gig
> unzipped. If you try to restore using pg_restore, the process
> immediately fails with the following:
> pg_restore: [archiver] could not open input file: File too large
It appears that you're working with a pg_restore binary that doesn't
support access to files larger than 2G. This is mostly an issue of what
the platform's libc can handle; and on many platforms it depends on
build or link options. I no longer recall whether RH 7.3 supported
largefile access at all, let alone what build-time pushups were needed
to make it happen if it could happen.
My recommendation would be to get hold of a current PG version, dump
using the current version's pg_dump, then install and reload into the
current version.
regards, tom lane
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