So I'm trying to restore a PT3 DB that I previously backed up, and I used the PT3 DB-Management window to first CREATE the new DB, then I closed down PT3, and opened PGADMIN III, double-clicked the postgres 8.2 server, highlighted the DB I'd just created, then right-clicked and selected RESTORE. Then I browsed to the place on my hard drive where I'd created the backup, and selected it.
Here's the problem -- after about 12 hours of restoring it, the pgadmin window finally stopped "thinking" and generated a line of text that said:
Process returned exit code 1.
No big deal, i thought >> there were buttons I could select saying either OK or Cancel. I clicked OK, and immediately, the window "hourglass" came up, and it showed a line of text that says:
C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\8.2\bin\pg_restore.exe -i -h localhost -p 5433 -U postgres -d "PT3-OneTT-8.2" -v "C:\Documents and the hourglass icon came up again and it started "thinking" etc.
Then a couple mins later, it again generated the line of text:
Process returned exit code 1.
I clicked OK and again this process continued over and over and over until i finally got sick of it and clicked CANCEL instead of OK. The strangest part, I guess, is that my HD now has 25 gigs less space on it, so it SEEMS like the DB should have been restored properly...why, then, do I get this never-ending loops of "exit codes"?
