You might just dump the database, drop it, & re-create it.
pg_dump -f outfile
destroydb dbname
psql -f outfile
Ken
At 02:58 PM 04/20/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi all. Head hanging a little low, even though system still seems to work
>fine. Here is what I did:
>
>- update pg_class set relname = lower(relname);
>- update pg_attribute set attname = lower(attname);
>- (why did I do that? Following something I read, not really having
>problems in the first place and not really knowing the effects).
>
>Now when I vacuum I get the error messages:
>NOTICE: Index pg_class_relname_index: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (108) IS NOT
>THE SAME AS HEAP' (82)
>NOTICE: Index pg_class_oid_index: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (108) IS NOT THE
>SAME AS HEAP' (82)
>
>I'd like to drop these indexes and re-create them, hoping that would solve
>the problem. But I tried to drop them and postgres wouldn't let me -
>claiming they were system catalog indexes. Would dropping and recreating
>the indexes get rid of the error messages? If so, how can I drop them and
>what is the proper way to recreate them?
>
>Newbie mistakes aren't much fun. Thanks for helping. . .
>
>jt
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