On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 04:24:22PM -0500, Josh Narins wrote:
> Through admin error, during a practice migration of Postgres to Oracle[1], 
> about 5% of the GroupMembers table was deleted[2].

Is the cached-group-members table intact? You can likely recover all the data 
from that, though I'm late for a plane. Someone else may be able to recommend 
exact steps to do so.
 
> So far, things have been working fine. It was all recent changes, a few of 
> which I was able to remember. However, one user is experiencing odd behavior 
> likely linked to the mis-step.
> 
> I recall reading about a database integrity check available, but searching 
> the web and the RT wiki doesn't yield any positive hits.
> 
> Am I misremembering reading about an integrity tool?

rt-validator


> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Josh
> 
> 
> [1] We already are paying an Oracle DBA for system monitoring, backups, etc, 
> and don't have any other Postgres applications.
> 
> [2] It failed 95% of the way through, then I deleted from the source, rather 
> than the target. I was able to copy ~76400 rows back to the table which 
> originally had ~80400.
> 
> 
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