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I wanted to let you know this has been fixed in the current 6.5beta.

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CREATE TABLE "test" (
"x" inet);
CREATE TABLE "xtransactions" (
"seqno" int4 DEFAULT nextval ( 'trans_seq' ) NOT NULL,
"accno" character(16) NOT NULL,
"tdate" date NOT NULL,
"description" character(20),
"amount" money NOT NULL,
"nominal_acc" int4,
"memo" text,
CONSTRAINT "tdate_range" CHECK (tdate BETWEEN '01-01-1987' AND 'now'));
INSERT INTO "test" values ('00/0');
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "xtransactions_pkey" on "xtransactions" using btree ( "seqno" "int4_ops" );
CREATE INDEX "xtransactions_date" on "xtransactions" using btree ( "tdate" "date_ops" );
CREATE INDEX "xtransactions_accno" on "xtransactions" using hash ( "accno" "bpchar_ops" );
CREATE INDEX "xtransactions_nominal" on "xtransactions" using btree ( "nominal_acc" "int4_ops" );
CREATE INDEX "xtransactions_balance" on "xtransactions" using btree ( "accno" "bpchar_ops", "tdate" "date_ops" );

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Sorry I have deleted the bug report template from my mail system.

System Linux(intel) 2.0.36 with Redhat 5.2
postgresql version 6.5 cvsup'ed on 3-Mar-1999.

pg_dump does not dump indices beyond the first index USING HASH.

The following is a log of a session demonstrating the problem:-

Script started on Thu Mar 4 10:42:11 1999
[alvin@camberlo java]$ ./demo.sql demo
#!/usr/bin/psql -f
\r
buffer reset(cleared)

DROP TABLE xtransactions;
DROP
CREATE TABLE xtransactions (
seqno INTEGER DEFAULT nextval('trans_seq') PRIMARY KEY,
accno CHAR(16) NOT NULL,
tdate DATE NOT NULL,
description CHAR(20),
amount MONEY NOT NULL,
nominal_acc INTEGER,
memo TEXT
CONSTRAINT tdate_range CHECK (tdate BETWEEN '01-01-1987' AND 'now'));
NOTICE: CREATE TABLE/PRIMARY KEY will create implicit index
xtransactions_pkey for table xtransactions
CREATE

CREATE INDEX xtransactions_date ON xtransactions (tdate);
CREATE
CREATE INDEX xtransactions_accno ON xtransactions USING hash (accno);
CREATE
CREATE INDEX xtransactions_nominal ON xtransactions (nominal_acc);
CREATE
CREATE INDEX xtransactions_balance ON xtransactions (accno, tdate);
CREATE

EOF
[alvin@camberlo java]$ pg_dump -t xtransactions -s demo
CREATE TABLE "xtransactions" (
"seqno" int4 DEFAULT nextval ( 'trans_seq' ) NOT NULL,
"accno" character(16) NOT NULL,
"tdate" date NOT NULL,
"description" character(20),
"amount" money NOT NULL,
"nominal_acc" int4,
"memo" text,
CONSTRAINT "tdate_range" CHECK (tdate BETWEEN '01-01-1987' AND 'now'));
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "xtransactions_pkey" on "xtransactions" using btree
( "seqno" "int4_ops" );
CREATE INDEX "xtransactions_date" on "xtransactions" using btree (
"tdate" "date_ops" );
CREATE INDEX "xtransactions_accno" on "xtransactions" using hash (
"accno" "bpchar_ops" );
[alvin@camberlo java]$ exit
Script done on Thu Mar 4 10:42:52 1999

There are five indexes on this table only three have been dumped.

Alvin.

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