Tom, et al,
> > ERROR: cannot find attribute 1 of relation schedule_notification_log
>
> This is more disturbing. Can you provide the sequence of commands that
> led up to it?
Here are a few related datapoints.
1) We think that schedule_notification_log is the only table that
we loaded from the dump that had _no_ rows in it.
2) We encountered the same "cannot find attribute" error when doing
something like this:
develop=# create table temp_event as select * from event ;
...
develop=# \d temp_event
Table "temp_event"
Attribute | Type | Modifier
-----------+------+----------
develop=# select count(*) from temp_event ;
ERROR: cannot find attribute 1 of relation temp_event
develop=# drop table temp_event ;
ERROR: cannot find attribute 1 of relation temp_event
Note that "event" has plenty of rows. It may be our only table
that includes the INTERVAL datatype.
BTW, How do I get rid of temp_event?
So: Is there something about a table that might cause it to NOT
load correctly? Is there something about a table that might
cause it to not copy correctly (using create as select * from )?
Ray
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