lysis).
Thus, I have events with two different instances of PG.
Something being imported by plain DML operations?
A strange idea by itself anyway.
Still clueless...
Rainer
Am 17.08.2011 13:33, schrieb Pavel Stehule:
> Hello
>
> 2011/8/17 Rainer Pruy :
>> This is strange and as
This is strange and as of now I do not have a reliable way of reproducing.
Nevertheless,
either there is a major blunder on my side that urgently needs being
pointed at and eliminated
or there is something really strange with PG.
Short version:
I update some rows of a table changing non-primary k
Fascinating.
No real idea.
I just hit "reply to list" on a message from tom (probably a reply to a
message from you?).
So from earlier experience with such operations, I would not have
expected to not show up as sender or from of the message.
So yes it was me posting and I have no idea on what act
I digged into my sent folder,
and the outgoing message already dat the false headers.
So probably my MUA (thunderbird) got confused on something and caused
that blunder.
Sorry for that
Rainer
Am 28.03.2011 16:05, schrieb Alvaro Herrera:
> Rainer, any idea? Please see
> http://archives.postgresql
