Re: upgrading a database with large objects

From: Lee Kwok Shing <kslee(at)graduate(dot)hku(dot)hk>
To: pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: upgrading a database with large objects
Date: 2001-06-04 16:08:18
Message-ID: 3B1BB271.1F32ED7F@graduate.hku.hk
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Hello,

Sorry to break in, since I encounters the same problem...

I tried this method, but the pg_dumplo complains that

pg_dumplo: Failed to get LO OIDs:
ERROR: Relation 'pg_largeobject' does not exist

Exported 0 large objects.

Thanks a lot !
Lee Kwok Shing

Lamar Owen wrote:

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> On Monday 04 June 2001 10:09, Henry T. So Jr. wrote:
> > Is there a howto or some other sort of document that details what I should
> > do to upgrade my PostgreSQL 7.0.x database (which has large objects) to a
> > 7.1.x database? Do I have to write a progrem to do it? Or am I just too
> > worried about it because it will be handled auto-magically?
>
> It will not be handled automagically -- PostgreSQL upgrades aren't _that_
> easy.
>
> You will need to build the pg_dumplo utility found in the contrib area of the
> source distribution,and follow the instructions found with it, as well as
> found in the 7.1.x documentation under the Installation section.
> - --
> Lamar Owen
> WGCR Internet Radio
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