pgsql-server/src/bin/psql describe.c

Log message:
Use pg_get_constraintdef() rather than pg_constraint.consrc; this is
a portion of a patch recently submitted by Christopher Kings-Lynne.
Applied by agreement that this is a bug fix.

You have actually technically done more than just fix the bug. Because
you are passing in 'true' as the second parameter to
pg_get_constraintdef, you've enabled the 'pretty print' option... I'm
not sure it's that big a thing though...

Chris

Christopher Kings-Lynne <chriskl@familyhealth.com.au> writes:

Applied by agreement that this is a bug fix.

You have actually technically done more than just fix the bug. Because
you are passing in 'true' as the second parameter to
pg_get_constraintdef, you've enabled the 'pretty print' option... I'm
not sure it's that big a thing though...

Yeah, I know; that was deliberate. Any objections?

regards, tom lane

You have actually technically done more than just fix the bug. Because
you are passing in 'true' as the second parameter to
pg_get_constraintdef, you've enabled the 'pretty print' option... I'm
not sure it's that big a thing though...

Yeah, I know; that was deliberate. Any objections?

Not from me - CHECK constraints are probably the most useful object to
be prettily printed after views...

Chris

Yes, this was the CHECK part applied by Tom to 7.4.

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Tom Lane wrote:

CVSROOT: /cvsroot
Module name: pgsql-server
Changes by: tgl@svr1.postgresql.org 03/10/16 21:57:04

Modified files:
src/bin/psql : describe.c

Log message:
Use pg_get_constraintdef() rather than pg_constraint.consrc; this is
a portion of a patch recently submitted by Christopher Kings-Lynne.
Applied by agreement that this is a bug fix.

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