Re: V7.0 Error: OID ##### no longer exists in pg_databas e
От | Tom Lane |
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Тема | Re: V7.0 Error: OID ##### no longer exists in pg_databas e |
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Msg-id | 17847.978555383@sss.pgh.pa.us обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | V7.0 Error: OID ##### no longer exists in pg_databas e ("Barnes, Sandy (Sandra)" <Sandy.Barnes@Honeywell.com>) |
Список | pgsql-hackers |
"Barnes, Sandy (Sandra)" <Sandy.Barnes@Honeywell.com> writes: >> Any ideas on why this error would occur after dropping an existing >> database and than re-creating it (createdb)? I assume what you're really talking about isDatabase 'xxx', OID nnn, has disappeared from pg_database ? It's theoretically possible for that to happen if, say, a CREATE DATABASE or DROP DATABASE failed and was rolled back part way through. I've never heard of it happening in normal usage, though. If you have a reproducible way of creating this situation I'd like to know what it is. >> The only work around so far >> is to completely destroy the postgres instance and start over. Vacuuming pg_database should fix it. The problem is that backend startup is seizing on a dead pg_database tuple to tell it the OID of the target database; vacuum out the dead tuples and you'll be OK. regards, tom lane PS: Memo to folks reporting problems: PLEASE quote any error message you may be getting EXACTLY. It's a lot easier to look at the related code if we can just grep for the message...
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