"Bruce Toll" <bt...@dhsus.com> writes:
> For instance, the pg_catalog.pg_class table has no
> column "name", yet the following query returns rows from the pg_class
> table:
> SELECT pg_class.name FROM pg_class limit 2;
> name
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
> (pg_type,11,71,10,0,1247,0,62,676,0,0,t,f,r,28,0,t,f,f,f,f,648,
> (pg_attribute,11,75,10,0,1249,0,587,6145,0,0,t,f,r,18,0,f,f,f,f
> (2 rows)
Well, this is documented to be treated like name(pg_class), so
I'm really not convinced that we should consider this a bug.
regards, tom lane
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