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Kristaps Armanis writes:
> Is there any solution?
I think what you have to do is use pg_resetxlog with -x and a value just shy
of 2^32. then pg_dump and restore into a fresh database. I've never done it
though so perhaps you should wait until someone with more experience speaks
up. I would also suggest taking a cold backup of the bad database before
running pg_resetxlog.
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