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%s: could not write file "%s": %s
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:989 pg_resetxlog.c:1003
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%s resets the PostgreSQL transaction log.
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1022
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Usage:
%s [OPTION]... DATADIR
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1023
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Options:
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1024
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-e XIDEPOCH set next transaction ID epoch
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1025
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-f force update to be done
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1026
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-l TLI,FILE,SEG force minimum WAL starting location for new transaction log
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1027
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-m XID set next multitransaction ID
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1028
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-n no update, just show extracted control values (for testing)
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1029
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-o OID set next OID
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Located in pg_resetxlog.c:1030
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