Hi all,
    I am not an expert in DB. So please excuse, if the question is stupid.

    In PostgreSQL, we do support custom data types - say enum type.
    --> CREATE TYPE testtype AS ENUM {'test1', 'test2'};
    Now, I was wondering whether we should be using a different table or the
enum itself for the same?
    --> CREATE TABLE testtypetable { testtype varchar(3) PRIMARY KEY, id
serial };
    A new table would help in any modification of enum values, right?
    But then there is a mechanism to create this type, so there must be some
extremely pertinent reason for having the same.
    Other than ease of use, I couldnt find any.

    Could anyone help me out on the same?

Regards
Raj

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