Agh...I was afraid of that.
What I've found so far is at <http://pgfoundry.org/pipermail/veil-
general/2007-February/000056.html>, and the rest of thread in
general. Obviously some of these problems are veil's, but for the
test I sent previously I had deleted veil.so so it couldn't be
blamed. I'll explore the problem more today and see if I can get a
backtrace with a debug version and debug_assertions off.
On Feb 14, 2007, at 5:49 PM, Tom Lane wrote:
Phil Frost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have been attempting to migrate my application from 8.1 to 8.2.3.
In doing so, I found some queries would always cause the postgres
backend to die with a segfault. I was advised to rebuild with --
enable-debug --enable-cassert, and so I did. The same query would now
cause an assertion failure instead of segfaulting.
Hm, I see the assert failure, but this example doesn't seem to crash
when asserts are off, and I'd not expect it to: it should either
work or
elog(ERROR) in ExecRestrPos. So maybe you've found more than one
issue.
Can you get a stack trace from a case that causes a non-assert core
dump? (You don't need to rebuild, just set debug_assertions = 0 while
testing.)
regards, tom lane
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