I have a database export done via copy. It's all the tables, contraints, blah blah.
I know (a couple of years ago) that I just used the defaults. REALLY fast btw, I remember.
All the table create commands work fine.
I cannot get the whole file to import using (as postgres) psql -d database_name -f the_file.sql
I get errors on \N and various other problems. I've tried dividing the file up into:
table creation
one 'copy' of a table at a time.
One, a 35 mbyte seems to have errors on semi colons.
Dennis Gearon
I know (a couple of years ago) that I just used the defaults. REALLY fast btw, I remember.
All the table create commands work fine.
I cannot get the whole file to import using (as postgres) psql -d database_name -f the_file.sql
I get errors on \N and various other problems. I've tried dividing the file up into:
table creation
one 'copy' of a table at a time.
One, a 35 mbyte seems to have errors on semi colons.
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