KL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Right, the error occurs in exactly such a simple
> example, but I'm not above to provide details galore ...
This seems to be the relevant detail:
> CREATE TABLE event (
> event_id integer DEFAULT nextval('event_id_seq') NOT NULL,
This isn't what you showed be
Greetings
In advance I'd like to apoligize to start a new thread,
but I couldn't figure out how to reply to Mr. Lane's
thread-sensitive.
Mr. Lane kindly replied (in a highly appreciated patronizing way :)
I will point out, however, that the given script does not in fact
fail to load in any Pos
KL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> pg_dump seems to dump objects strictly alphabetically,
No, it doesn't ... at least not if you are running 8.0 or later.
It looks at dependencies to see what has to be dumped first.
(It does prefer alpha order when there's no dependency constraint.)
There are vario
Greetings
I'm working with PostgreSQL for quite some time now
but only yesterday ran into a specific problem, as - so far -
I have always used customized backup/restore-scripts.
PROBLEM:
pg_dump seems to dump objects strictly alphabetically,
I presume. Hence a table "events" is always dumped
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