Two routines do eccentric things when they can't find required supporting
data:
pg_get_userbyid
returns 'unknown (UID=)' when the UID does not exist.
pg_get_viewdef
returns 'Not a view' when passed a non-existant or non-view table
it also signals errors when the underlying metadat
psql has some problems with views in current CVS: \d doesn't show views,
and if you do \d on a specific view, it doesn't identify it as a view
and doesn't show the view definition rule.
I assume this breakage is from the recent RELKIND_VIEW change;
probably psql didn't get updated to know about t
>> Bruce, is that the case? Do you really have it documented? If so,
>> where?
> src/backend/utils/cache/syscache.c
BTW, it occurs to me that the real reason adding a syscache is invasive
is that the syscache routines accept parameters that are integer indexes
into syscache.c's cacheinfo[] arr
Hi Brook,
It seems to me that the answer depends on how much effort you want to
put in to it.
Brook Milligan wrote:
>
> I am working on designing some new datatypes and could use some
> guidance.
> It seems that there are several alternative approaches, and I am
> seeking some guidance
It'd be useful to know more about your measurement scales. Evgeni
remarks that for his applications, units can be broken down into
simple linear combinations of fundamental units --- but if you're
doing something like converting between different device-dependent
color spaces, I ca
On Fri, Sep 22, 2000 at 12:26:45PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
> Marko Kreen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > 1) Precedence. I quite nonscientifically hacked in gram.y,
> >and could not still make it understand expression '5 # ~1'
> >nor the precedence between '&' and '|#'...
> >At the mome
