Re: Import from Linux to Windows

I tested the file on Linux and saw the same result. When I converted it
with dos2unix it worked properly - it certainly looks like we have a
line-ending issue somewhere - I will investigate.

(I guess the "good" news is that it doesn't look like a Windows problem ...)

cheers

andrew

Tom Haddon wrote:

>Here's what I can share, as there's some sensitive stuff in others.
>
>This is just a dump from one of the databases. I was able to load it
>using the \i switch, but it has only populated data from the first
>table. Also, it kept prompting me to hit a key as the screen was
>scrolling. This doesn't seem normal to me. And I tried running it as a
>SQL statement from within PgAdmin3, and got:
>
>"ERROR: syntax error at or near "1" at character 15030"
>
>The first "1" you see is where this error is.
>
>COPY backup_data (id, lu, ub, tape, contents, last_writter,
>times_written) FROM stdin;
>1 2004-07-13 09:37:14.78254 thaddon DLT000005 Full
>Backup (including only 2004 filings) 6/9/04\r\n\r\nNow archived
>2004-06-09 6
>4 2004-07-13 09:40:57.876355 thaddon DLT000009 Full
>Backup 7/12/04 2004-07-12 4
>3 2004-07-21 16:28:09.843069 thaddon DLT000007 Full
>Backup 7/21/04\r\n\r\nC:\\Perforce\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\nD:\\backup\\*.*
>/SUBDIR \r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\insight_backup\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\equilar_ca\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\software\\*.* /SUBDIR /EXCLUDE
>\r\nHOTNSOUR\\sql_backup\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\06\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\07\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\nYODA\\qa\\*.*
>/SUBDIR \r\nMILLENIUM\\ExchangeBackup\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\n 2004-07-21
>14
>2 2004-07-22 13:27:01.657706 thaddon DLT000006 Full
>Backup 7/22/04\r\n\r\nC:\\Perforce\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\nD:\\backup\\*.*
>/SUBDIR \r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\insight_backup\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\equilar_ca\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\software\\*.* /SUBDIR /EXCLUDE
>\r\nHOTNSOUR\\sql_backup\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\06\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\07\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\nYODA\\qa\\*.*
>/SUBDIR \r\nMILLENIUM\\ExchangeBackup\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\n 2004-07-22
>10
>5 2004-07-27 10:49:22.786997 thaddon DLT000008
>Incremental backup since last full 7/21/04 last updated
>7/23/04\r\n\r\nWill include (as of 7/23/04):\r\n\r\nC:\\Perforce\\*.*
>/SUBDIR \r\nD:\\backup\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\insight_backup\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\equilar_ca\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\software\\*.* /SUBDIR /EXCLUDE
>\r\nHOTNSOUR\\sql_backup\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\nYODA\\qa\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\06\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\07\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nMILLENIUM\\ExchangeBackup\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\n 2004-07-23 3
>6 2004-07-27 10:50:11.802647 thaddon DLT000010
>Differential backup since 7/21/04\r\n\r\nC:\\Perforce\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nD:\\backup\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\insight_backup\\*.*
>/SUBDIR \r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\equilar_ca\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nDMTNJ1-SERVER\\dmt_media\\public\\software\\*.* /SUBDIR /EXCLUDE
>\r\nHOTNSOUR\\sql_backup\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\nYODA\\qa\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\06\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nYODA\\sec_filings\\filings\\2004\\07\\*.* /SUBDIR
>\r\nMILLENIUM\\ExchangeBackup\\*.* /SUBDIR \r\n 2004-07-27 1
>\.
>
>Thanks, Tom
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Andrew Dunstan [mailto:andrew(at)dunslane(dot)net]
>Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 8:40 AM
>To: Tom Haddon
>Cc: pgsql-hackers-win32(at)postgresql(dot)org
>Subject: Re: [pgsql-hackers-win32] Import from Linux to Windows
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>Tom Haddon wrote:
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>>I don't think so. Did a search for it in vi and nothing. It doesn't
>>give me an error, just exits. Last statement is "CREATE TABLE".
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>>Sorry, not very helpful...
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>I think you'll need to let us look at the dump file to make any progress
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>- otherwise we are just guessing in the dark.
>
>thanks
>
>andrew
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