Mike Mascari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was wondering in the past if it would simply be better to have an
> .SQL script which is submitted to the template1 database at
> post-initdb time with COMMENT ON statements to document built-in
> types, functions, system relations, etc.
The nice thing
Tom Lane wrote:
>
> Presently, we have hand-assigned OIDs running up to about 1950
> (according to the unused_oids script). The range up to 16K is reserved
> for hand-assigned OIDs, and the OID counter starts at 16384 at initdb.
> A peek in pg_database shows datlastsysoid = 18931 in current sour
> What bothers me about this scheme is that genbki.sh can only create
> pg_description entries for objects with hand-assigned OIDs. It
> processes the DESCR() macro by emitting the OID of the last DATA macro,
> along with the description text, into a data file that's eventually
> copied into pg_d
