On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 6:55 AM, Adrian Klaver <adrian.klaver@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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What was the pg_dump command you used to dump the database?
pg_dump -p 3333 -h localhost -F p -U spc_ag spc_test_1005 > ~/spc_test_1005_dump_with_pg_9_2_5.sql
So to be clear, housing_project_from_unit was not restored at all unless you manually changed the search_path or did Postgres throw an error at restore it at a later point?
I believe housing_project_from_unit (function) was created. tbl_unit_absence was created, and the error was caused when it tried to populate tbl_unit_absence, because it had the constraint using housing_project_from_unit(). That function couldn't find tbl_housing_project, because it was in the public schema, which was not in the search path at that point.
I didn't actually try it, but it's a plain SQL dump, and there were no attempts to populate tbl_unit_absence further on in the file.
Ken
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