BUG #9046: vacuum analyze fails on a table that has domain that is a date rage
The following bug has been logged on the website:
Bug reference: 9046
Logged by: Regina Obe
Email address: lr@pcorp.us
PostgreSQL version: 9.3.2
Operating system: Windows 2003 x 64 PostgreSQL x 64
Description:
Here are steps to recreate:
CREATE DOMAIN domain_period
AS daterange
DEFAULT daterange('-infinity'::date, 'infinity'::date, '[)'::text)
NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_1 CHECK (lower(VALUE) < upper(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_2 CHECK (NOT isempty(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_3 CHECK (lower_inc(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_4 CHECK (NOT upper_inc(VALUE));
CREATE TABLE test_domain_period(id serial, period domain_period);
vacuum analyze test_domain_period;
Get error:
ERROR: type 920283 is not a range type
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lr@pcorp.us writes:
Here are steps to recreate:
CREATE DOMAIN domain_period
AS daterange
DEFAULT daterange('-infinity'::date, 'infinity'::date, '[)'::text)
NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_1 CHECK (lower(VALUE) < upper(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_2 CHECK (NOT isempty(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_3 CHECK (lower_inc(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_4 CHECK (NOT upper_inc(VALUE));
CREATE TABLE test_domain_period(id serial, period domain_period);
vacuum analyze test_domain_period;
Works for me in git head. I think this is the same problem reported
in bug #8684, and fixed at commit 663f8419b.
regards, tom lane
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On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 12:31:59AM +0000, lr@pcorp.us wrote:
The following bug has been logged on the website:
Bug reference: 9046
Logged by: Regina Obe
Email address: lr@pcorp.us
PostgreSQL version: 9.3.2
Operating system: Windows 2003 x 64 PostgreSQL x 64
Description:Here are steps to recreate:
CREATE DOMAIN domain_period
AS daterange
DEFAULT daterange('-infinity'::date, 'infinity'::date, '[)'::text)
NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_1 CHECK (lower(VALUE) < upper(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_2 CHECK (NOT isempty(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_3 CHECK (lower_inc(VALUE))
CONSTRAINT domain_period_check_4 CHECK (NOT upper_inc(VALUE));CREATE TABLE test_domain_period(id serial, period domain_period);
vacuum analyze test_domain_period;
Get error:
ERROR: type 920283 is not a range type
I am not able to reproduce this failure in 9.3.4. I suggest you upgrade.
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