Re: [ADMIN] Postrgres data restoration problem

> Jim Cochrane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> How old? We need to know the exact PG version number. > > > cat PG_VERSION > > 7.2 > > That's not exact, it only tells the major release number. > "postmaster --version" was what I was

Re: [ADMIN] Postrgres data restoration problem

Thanks, V Kashyap, for your help. > Dear Jim Cochrane, > > >I'm looking for help restoring old postgres databases on a linux system > >after a reinstall of Redhat (including posgresql). It's the same version > >of redhat and of postgres I was using before th

Re: [ADMIN] Postrgres data restoration problem

Thanks, Tom, for the reply. > Jim Cochrane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > I'm looking for help restoring old postgres databases on a linux system > > after a reinstall of Redhat (including posgresql). > > How old? We need to know the exact PG version number. c

[ADMIN] Postrgres data restoration problem

found. I suspect that the data may be unrecoverable. Is my pessimism justified or might there be a way (without spending days, that is) to recover the old data? Thanks very much! Jim Cochrane ---(end of broadcast)--- TIP 9: the planner will ignore