Philip Warner writes: > Doing the following: > > create table test (f1 int); > create view v_test as select f1+1 as f11 from test; > drop table test; > > then selecting from the view results in: > > ERROR: Relation 'test' does not exist > > which is fine. If you peak into the standard, all DROP commands have a trailing RESTRICT/CASCADE (mandatory, btw.), which will tell what to do. But it's extremely hard to implement and keep up to date. -- Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://yi.org/peter-e/
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