Backend sent 0x45 type while idle
Trever Adams <trever_adams@bigfoot.com>
From: Trever Adams <trever_Adams@bigfoot.com>
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org, pgsql-hackers@postgresql.org
Date: 1999-05-31T07:59:20Z
Lists: pgsql-hackers
The message is a bit off. I had a database working fine on one system under 6.3.x. The software I had written to use it worked WONDERFULLY as well. I then brought up a new machine using RedHat 6.0. I installed the 6.4.2 that came with it. I recompiled my app on that machine. I did a pgdump of the database (cannot remember command line options... data and schema I remember that much). I then loaded it into a newly created database on the new machine. I get the error above (or something VERY similar...). I have posted a bug report, but I want to know what the heck the message really means. What is type 0x45? Does this mean my app has a problem or? I have searched deja.com, I have used postgresql.org's search engines. No help. The database is kind of on the private side, but if it must be shared, it can be. A slightly older version of the code (should be current in a few days) is the webgen tool at http://nueorder.netpedia.net. I really need to get this cleared up. Any help, any pointers, any info on what this all means would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank you, Trever Adams trever_Adams@bigfoot.com