Re: pg_restore problem with 7.3.1

Did this ever get addressed?

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Tom Lane wrote:
> Ian Burrell <ib(at)onsitetech(dot)com> writes:
> > I just recreated the problem with a slightly different command. The
> > problem was caused by using a list file to skip loading some function
> > definitions that were causing problems. The command that loaded
> > everything into template1 was:
>
> > pg_restore -C -d template1 -L mpmx.lst -Ft mpmx.tar
>
> > It looks like the CREATE DATABASE call isn't done unless the -C flag is
> > included both when the list file is created and when doing the restore.
>
> Yeah, that seems to make sense. I observe that -C causes an additional
> entry to be made in the list file:
>
> $ pg_restore -l r.tar >r.lst
> $ pg_restore -C -l r.tar >r.lstc
> $ diff r.lst r.lstc
> 13a14
> > 1; 0 DATABASE regression postgres
>
> and it makes sense that the actual CREATE DATABASE command would be
> issued when that TOC entry is processed (if -C was given).
>
> Offhand it seems to me that -l should produce this list-file entry
> always, regardless of -C; and perhaps "pg_restore -C -L" should
> complain if it doesn't find a DATABASE entry in the list (though I'm
> unsure how hard that is to implement).
>
> Philip, any comments? Do you have time to fix this?
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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