Sorry for the unformatted bug report, I can't find the bug form on
postgresql.org.
Version: 7.0
Platform: Debian Linux (woody) running kernel 2.2.14
Question:
Is it valid syntax to refer to a table when it's not in the FROM of the
select? It's producing awfully wierd output:
CREATE TABLE A (
Hello,
The following SQL demonstrates a crash in the backend. It occurs in both
the current Debian Linux 7.0.2 package, and in a separately compiled
version of the same.
--8<--
CREATE TABLE A
(
A INT4,
B INT4,
C INT4
);
CREATE TABLE B
(
A
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Your name : Darcy
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Dear PostgreSQL people,
I'm baffled at this: \d (and friends) won't give me the definition of a
table, view, function, etc:
$ initdb /var/lib/pgsql
...stuff...
$ psql template1
Welcome to psql, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
...stuff...
template1=# \dS
List of relations
Nam
