Hi, I have mirrored our Web site to a client's intranet, using tried and tested
techniques. Every day I generate a new file containing some table drops, some
table creates and about 7000 insert statements. This is ftp'd up to our ISP,
where a cronjob uses 'psql -f' to update the Website data. Great, all is well.
The intranet mirror for the client later grabs the file from the ISP and
attempts the same 'psql -f' but appears to stop after a few inserts. Running the
'psql -f' from the command line works just fine.
So.. what is it about the cron job that is limiting? I know this is probably a
systems issue, rather than a PostgreSQL issue per se, but I am completely
stumped. And this is all a little embarassing!
Linux Mandrake 7.0, Intel platform, postgres 6.5.2
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