I am confused by this bug report.  Please show us the CREATE TABLE that
goes with it.

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Guillaume 'ioguix' de Rorthais wrote:
> 
> The following bug has been logged online:
> 
> Bug reference:      3619
> Logged by:          Guillaume 'ioguix' de Rorthais
> Email address:      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> PostgreSQL version: all - cvs
> Operating system:   Linux
> Description:        Renaming sequence does not update its 'sequence_name'
> field
> Details: 
> 
> When renaming a sequence, using ALTER SEQUENCE in pg8.3 or ALTER TABLE for
> pg < 8.3, its sequence_name field is not updated.
> 
> Here is how to produce this bug (output from psql 8.3devel):
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> pagila=# select sequence_name from actor_actor_id_seq_renamed;
>    sequence_name    
> --------------------
>  actor_actor_id_seq
> (1 row)
> pagila=# ALTER SEQUENCE actor_actor_id_seq RENAME TO
> actor_actor_id_seq_renamed;
> ALTER SEQUENCE
> pagila=# select sequence_name from actor_actor_id_seq_renamed;
>    sequence_name    
> --------------------
>  actor_actor_id_seq
> (1 row)
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> 
> I guess the latest request should output actor_actor_id_seq_renamed,
> shouldn't it ?
> 
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> ioguix
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