Fabrice Chapuis writes:
> When a table is reloaded wit pg_restore, it is recreated without indexes or
> constraints. There are automatically skipped. Is there a reason for this?
[ shrug ] That's how the -t switch is defined. If you want something
else, you can use the -l and -L switches to pick
Hi,
When a table is reloaded wit pg_restore, it is recreated without indexes or
constraints. There are automatically skipped. Is there a reason for this?
g_restore -j 8 -v -d zof /shared/pgdump/aq/backup/dbtest/shtest --no-owner
--role=test -t mytable 2>&1 | tee -a dbest.log
pg_restore: skipping
