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If I perform a backup of my database with PGAdmin3. I can restore
the database via the command line pg_restore. It seems as if the
backup created with pg_restore when issued from a winXP command prompt
does not create a file that the pg_restore can read... At least for the
file types Compress and Tar. Which I need to use since my database
contains blobs.
One other item: Issuing an pg_restore -C -d myDB myDB.backup
Did not create the database myDB and complained that the database did
not exist. I had to first create the database and then the pg_restore
functioned correctly (without -C option).
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TIP 9: the planner will ignore your desire to choose an index scan if your
joining column's datatypes do not match
