Somehow I have managed to have two tables with duplicate keys. In both tables, the key is an integer, filled from a sequence. There is only 1 duplicated entry in each table: in the first table, there are two ID "1"s, and in the second table there are two ID "123456"s (the second table entry is linked to the first table's ID 1).
I noticed this because a pg_dump followed by a psql < dumpfile will not reload. I've figured out a fix: a script that cleans the dump file, removing the two duplicate lines (leaving the original). But, mostly, I'm wondering how I managed to get in this state, if it was something I did, or perhaps caused by killing the postmaster the wrong way (I don't think I ever did this, but maybe), or a crash. I did do a brief search, didn't find anything seemingly related to this. Thanks, j -- John Gateley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 2: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster
