Re: [pgadmin-support] duplicated Index entries

[Donald Fraser]

Hi Dave, I have tried the example you gave below and it does not show the problem. Further investigation has shown that the duplicate entries are only occurring on functions that return a data type named citext. Data type citext is my own installed data type... You might remember this data type from previous bugs that I reported in the early stages of development of pgAdmin III - it turned out that the problems were with PostgreSQL 7.3.x and not pgAdmin III.   Currently I am using PostgreSQL 7.4.2 so this shouldn't be a related bug - but then I'm not really qualified to say that for certain... Not sure what else I can do to pin point things any further...   Regards Donald Fraser ----- Original Message ----- From: Dave Page To: Donald Fraser ; [pgADMIN] Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 9:33 AM Subject: RE: [pgadmin-support] duplicated Index entries Hi Donald,   Sorry for the delay in replying.   I've created the following objects using the latest CVS version of pgAdmin and see no duplicates - would you mind trying the same on your system please?   CREATE TABLE foo (   id serial NOT NULL,   data varchar(32) ) WITHOUT OIDS; CREATE INDEX foo_idx   ON foo   USING btree   (ascii(data::text));   CREATE INDEX foo_idx2   ON foo   USING btree   (ascii(data::text))   WHERE id > 1;   Regards, Dave. From: Donald Fraser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 29 April 2004 17:42 To: [pgADMIN] Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] duplicated Index entries Some more information to help solve this sneaky little bug!   The duplicated indexes are only on indexes that use a function! For example:   CREATE INDEX tbl_cmpy_notumbrella_key   ON tbl_cmpy   USING btree   (get_cmpyname(s_umbname, s_name))   WHERE b_isumbrella IS NOT TRUE AND d_deceased IS NULL;   ----- Original Message ----- From: Donald Fraser To: [pgADMIN] Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 5:30 PM Subject: [pgadmin-support] duplicated Index entries pgAdmin III version 1.0.2   On certain tables, under the Indexes tree view I am getting duplicated index entries but not on all entries. For example I have a table that has 19 indexes yet the tree view shows 25 - hence it has duplicated 6 entries. To prove that they were in fact duplicated: a) each duplicated index has exactly the same details including the oid. b) I deleted one of the duplicated entries and then did a refresh - the second entry was also removed.   Regards Donald Fraser.