Hi list, pgsql version 7.4.2 linux version 2.4.20 distro redhat 9
We appear to have some kind of problem on one of our internal production systems and I can't think were first to look. What follows is some selects. Note the OID. The column 'id' is primary key. The production system makes selects based on status. As you can see the same row is apparently returned when selecting on any column except the primary key, however the EXPLAIN seems correct. Could this be an INDEX corruption or a fixed bug in postgres ? processing=# select oid, id, aid, status from q_certs where id = '224'; oid | id | aid | status ----------+-----+-------+-------- 15282219 | 224 | 23604 | 1 (1 row) processing=# select oid, id, aid, status from q_certs where oid = 15282219 ; oid | id | aid | status ----------+-----+-------+-------- 15282219 | 224 | 23604 | 1 15282219 | 224 | 23604 | 1 15282219 | 224 | 23604 | 1 processing=# explain select oid, id, aid, date, status from q_certs where oid = 15282219 ; QUERY PLAN --------------------------------------------------------- Seq Scan on q_certs (cost=0.00..57.91 rows=1 width=26) Filter: (oid = 15282219::oid) (2 rows) processing=# select oid, id, aid, date, status from q_certs where oid = 15282219 ; oid | id | aid | date | status ----------+-----+-------+-------------------------------+-------- 15282219 | 224 | 23604 | 2005-02-07 17:33:08.404069+00 | 1 15282219 | 224 | 23604 | 2005-02-07 17:33:08.404069+00 | 1 15282219 | 224 | 23604 | 2005-02-07 17:33:08.404069+00 | 1 (3 rows) processing=# select count(*)from q_certs where oid = 15282219 ; count ------- 3 (1 row) processing=# Segmentation fault $ Yikes!!!!! The above segfault has subsequently been unreproducible and has never happened before. processing=# \d q_certs; Table "public.q_certs" Column | Type | Modifiers -----------+-------------------------- +---------------------------------------------------- id | integer | not null default nextval ('"q_certs_id_seq"'::text) aid | integer | not null intcode | text | not null seqid | integer | not null objid | integer | not null type | text | not null status | text | not null lastevent | text | date | timestamp with time zone | not null data | text | not null Indexes: "q_certs_pkey" primary key, btree (id) Triggers: tr_trans BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE ON q_certs FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE tr_trans() Inherits: _q -- Rob Fielding [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.dsvr.co.uk Development Designer Servers Business Serve Plc "I don't pretend to understand Brannigans Law. I merely enforce it" - Zapp Brannigan
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