On 3/15/07, Tony Thompson <Tony.Thompson@stone-ware.com> wrote:
It does tell me what the last revision number was that it dumped
but, there is lots of stuff in the repository after that revision that I
don't want to lose.
I have never had to recover a problem like this. If you can dump up to
the problem, then skip that revision and dump what comes after, you
might be able to fix the problem. Just load the first dump file. Do
some random commit to use up the next revision number, and then load the
second dump file. The random commit is not strictly necessary if you do
not care about the revision numbers changing.
Mark
It appears that there are other revisions after my corrupt revision that
also have that same issue. It would be nice if there was a repair
option that could just fix it for me :) ... but that would be too
easy. I can dump pieces of the repo so I will work on piecing it back
together from that unless someone else has any better suggestions.
Thanks for your help.
Tony
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Received on Thu Mar 15 20:09:38 2007