Olaf Zanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> good guess, they are still there.
> can i just delete them?
Yes, if there's not any corresponding system-catalog entry for them.
regards, tom lane
um, sorry,
forgot to ask
then this is a bug eh :-¦ ?
olaf
Tom Lane schrieb:
>
> Olaf Zanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > it doesn't show ver_id_seq, nor own_id_seq when doing a \ds
> > but it brings up an error "cannot create sequence) if i want to
> > create table ver (id serial, ...);
>
hi there,
good guess, they are still there.
can i just delete them?
olaf
Tom Lane schrieb:
>
> Olaf Zanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > it doesn't show ver_id_seq, nor own_id_seq when doing a \ds
> > but it brings up an error "cannot create sequence) if i want to
> > create table ver (id s
Olaf Zanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> it doesn't show ver_id_seq, nor own_id_seq when doing a \ds
> but it brings up an error "cannot create sequence) if i want to
> create table ver (id serial, ...);
What is the *exact* text of the error message? (That ain't it.)
I am guessing that a Unix
hi there,
trouble means:
it doesn't show ver_id_seq, nor own_id_seq when doing a \ds
but it brings up an error "cannot create sequence) if i want to
create table ver (id serial, ...);
this happend after i mistakenly did
create table cng (id serial, ver_id int4 constraint ver_id_cst reference
Olaf Marc Zanger writes:
> as it seems postgresql 7.0 has trouble to create
>
> ver_id_seq
Define "trouble".
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