This was fixed in 7.0.1.
> Sorry for a downer on an excellent piece of software.
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> CLUSTER fails and appears to corrupt database. I don't know if this happened on
>other releases, found it by mistake while playing with 7.0
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> PS Great DB by the way.
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> Create a database, create a table. insert some data. create index on one of fields.
>CLUSTER indexname ON tablename;
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> With a large number of rows (so I can see it happeneing), I see the table being
>copied to a temp, and the renamed back to its original name. the problem is with the
>index :
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> dws=# create index testind on accesslog (alclient);
> CREATE
> dws=# cluster testind on accesslog;
> ERROR: temp_674e00 is an index relation
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> temp_674e00 appears to be a copy of the index file.
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> psql now tells me the relation accesslog no longer exists
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> the same error also occurs on small tables.
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> Sorry. I've looked at cluster.c and if I fix it I'll post it.
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