JD, IB, TL: Yes!!! I found the whole bunch of tables in template 1!
It's so liberating. Thank you. ----- Original Message ----- > From: Tom Lane <t...@sss.pgh.pa.us> > To: s4...@yahoo.co.jp > Cc: "pgsql-general@lists.postgresql.org" <pgsql-general@lists.postgresql.org> > Date: 2019/2/28, Thu 17:24 > Subject: Re: Mind of its own? > >& lt;s4...@yahoo.co.jp> writes: >> I am using Postgresql 9.6, and the latest phppgadmin. OS is Debian 9.6. > >> 1. Created a database. >> 2. Created tables inside that database. >> 3. Dropped that database. > >> Now, what happens is when I create another database with the same name or > different name, all those tables are already inside that database!!! I have > not > run the table create script. > > I think you created some tables in the "template1" database, which is > (by default) what CREATE DATABASE clones to make a new DB. Duplicating > its contents is considered a feature not a bug. > > You could manually clean out template1, or if that seems painful, > you could drop it and recreate it by cloning template0 (see > CREATE DATABASE's TEMPLATE option). template0 exists precisely > to be a virgin empty database for this sort of purpose. > > (There is an interlock to prevent you from dropping either > of these template databases accidentally. Overriding that is > left as an exercise for the student.) > > regards, tom lane >
