> "Yasuo Ohgaki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Postmaster size and CPU time increases gradually as time passes.
> > After 25 minutes elapsed, postmaster size became about 7000.
> > CPU time increased to about 90% from 70%.
>
> > Terminating script and executing again will result in the same high
Hi!
I've a restoring problem with a pg-db contains images stored in blobs: I want
to copy the whole content of the db with a dump-file from a solaris
to a linux server (both postgresql 7.1.2). While inserting the dump
(created by pg_dump) pg_restore changes all "oids" of the blobs into new
ones.
James Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yesterday I attempted to upgrade a system running 7.1 beta4 RPMS that I
> built from the SRPM to 7.1.0 RPMS built from the SRPMS. I assumed that
> since the version number difference was minor I wouldn't have a
> problem
If you're going to run beta relea
"Yasuo Ohgaki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Postmaster size and CPU time increases gradually as time passes.
> After 25 minutes elapsed, postmaster size became about 7000.
> CPU time increased to about 90% from 70%.
> Terminating script and executing again will result in the same higher
> CPU a
