Hello,
i have following situation:
Postgres 7.2.1 (Debian woody)
I created a view (look into the attached file, the file was converted with nedit from unix to windows )
and if I paste it into psql it works. I can also do a select on this view (it works and is correct).
But if a want to restore a backup of this view it doesnt work.
(backup was done with pg_dump, restore with pg_restore or cat file | psql database ).
So i decided to look at the definition of this view with \d viewname and try to put this
output into psql and I got the following error message:
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "SELECT"
I already wrote an small awk programme and relpaced " " by "\n" removed
all empty lines and compared the two output files with vimdiff, but I have
not found the error.
What is the best way to compare such sql statement in postgres ?
Any very special DEBUG switch at psql or statement in the postgresql.conf ?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
-Franz
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