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I have a hunch about why this happens and is rare. The pftype_id_lookup function was created AFTER some of the tables using 'alter table set default ...'. Thus, the function's OID is greater than the OID of the tables which use them. |
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Reece Hart <reece (AT) in-machina (DOT) com> writes: I have a hunch about why this happens and is rare. The pftype_id_lookup function was created AFTER some of the tables using 'alter table set default ...'. Thus, the function's OID is greater than the OID of the tables which use them. =20 Yeah, this is a well-known problem in pg_dump. We need to revise it to pay attention to the dependency information that's now available in pg_depend. At the moment your only alternative is to manually fix the reload order using pg_restore's features for controlling the reload order ... which features would never have existed in the first place if we'd had this problem nailed :-( |
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