Obviously psql uses either use pg_constraint.consrc or
pg_get_expr(conbin, conrelid) which both will give this lot of
parentheses, so it's not a bug, but a feature
For easier reengineering, I invented several pg_get_xxx functions with a
pretty-print option, which omits this messy parentheses,
Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
I have changed psql to use pg_get_viewdef(oid, true). I agree with Tom for
not using it in dumps just yet though.
While there still might be a pg_dump option to do this.
Is there a function for getting nice constraint defs?
Of course there is, use
[Please hold me on the to:/cc: list since I am not subscribed]
After talking this over with some of the great guys on IRC it was
suggested I ask here.
I am currently working on a document about how to convert from MySQL to
PostgreSQL (Sybase, Oracle, DB2, MS SQL Server are also going to be
Jeroen Ruigrok/asmodai wrote:
Check constraints: bugs_severity_cstr ((bug_severity =
'blocker'::character varying) OR (bug_severity = 'critical'::character
varying) OR (bug_severity = 'major'::character varying))
If you have even more choices there (as Bugzilla does) you even get:
CONSTRAINT
