[ADMIN] Postgresql

2004-12-20 Thread 007117
Respected Sir. This is srinivas. I have more enhusiasm to work with Postgresql. Since i have good exposure on Rdbms packages such as Oracle, Sql Server and so on. Now my interest is turned to Postgresql.I have created some tables with constraints. Now i have startd write functions in plpgsql a

Re: [ADMIN] Any tools to compare db's

2004-12-20 Thread Rosser Schwarz
while you weren't looking, Chris Hoover wrote: > That really does not work. It will tell you line by line differences, > but not what object it is. Also, it does not help to generate the sql > to sync the db's. There are graphical diff tools that will show the relationships between the various

Re: [ADMIN] Any tools to compare db's

2004-12-20 Thread Chris Hoover
That really does not work. It will tell you line by line differences, but not what object it is. Also, it does not help to generate the sql to sync the db's. Chris Rosser Schwarz wrote: while you weren't looking, Chris Hoover wrote: Does anyone know of any good tools that will compare 2 db's a

Re: [ADMIN] PostgreSQL internals and implementation of transactions

2004-12-20 Thread Artur Pietruk
Hi again, Is there any updated info available on latest releases. Or should I ask elsewhere ;-), like on hackers (I'm not on that list but can subscribe). If my assumptions forwarded below are generally correct in regards to current state of things, then simple "yes" will be enough for me

Re: [ADMIN] Any tools to compare db's

2004-12-20 Thread Rosser Schwarz
while you weren't looking, Chris Hoover wrote: > Does anyone know of any good tools that will compare 2 db's and generate a > complete listing of any object differences? Perhaps something like: $ pg_dump --schema-only db1 > db1.sql $ pg_dump --schema-only db2 > db2.sql $ diff db1.sql db2.sql

[ADMIN] Any tools to compare db's

2004-12-20 Thread Chris Hoover
Does anyone know of any good tools that will compare 2 db's and generate a complete listing of any object differences? I need both the tables, views, functions, etc. as well as the object permissions. I have tried EMS's PostgreSQL DB Compare, but it does not provide the permission comparison.

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Re: [ADMIN] archive is compressed - any data will not be available

2004-12-20 Thread Iain
Hi, Thanks for that. It seems that you were right. We used pg_restore to create a plain text dump file on the original machine and brought that down to the other machine which worked fine. regards Iain > Apparently you are trying to load into a server compiled wit

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2004-12-20 Thread Stefan Sobernig
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