Christopher Kings-Lynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The same thing may also apply to the default tablespace of a database as
> well...
No, because it will always contain some files (at the very least, the
db's pg_class *must* live there). See prior thread about exactly
this issue.
Well at least the database can be queried easily for usage of that
tablespace.
Yes, that's the easy part to fix. You'd just set the dattablespace back
to 0 when you dropped the tablespace.
For the namespace issue, it would help if *some* object would be created
with that namespace (e.g. an emp
Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
The same thing may also apply to the default tablespace of a database
as well...
Well at least the database can be queried easily for usage of that
tablespace.
For the namespace issue, it would help if *some* object would be created
with that namespace (e.g. an em
The same thing may also apply to the default tablespace of a database as
well...
Chris
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