ERROR: Relation "pg_user" does not exist
Hi there!
I'm really new at this game, so please forgive me if my request is at
all irritating. I have installed PostgreSQL onto a Debian/Linux machine,
and I have just upgraded PostgreSQL via the apt-get update & upgrade
commands. However, whenever I get into the PostgreSQL interactive
terminal thus
sp@vanthoff:~$ psql -U postgres SHG
it returns this:
ERROR: Relation "pg_user" does not exist
Welcome to psql, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
Type: \copyright for distribution terms
\h for help with SQL commands
\? for help on internal slash commands
\g or terminate with semicolon to execute query
\q to quit
Now, if I try to connect to the database SHG:
SHG=> \c SHG
it returns this:
You are now connected to database SHG.
ERROR: Relation "pg_user" does not exist
These errors are encountered even when I'm logged on as root. I'm not
sure what other information you would require from me to answer this
question, so please do not hesitate to ask for it. Has anyone ever come
across this problem, and if so, how was it resolved? Many thanks in
advance.
Regards,
Sam.
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"S.Peppe" <S.Peppe@soton.ac.uk> writes:
it returns this:
ERROR: Relation "pg_user" does not exist
Uh ... how old is the server you're connecting to, exactly?
The pg_user view has been standard for awhile, I can't blame your
psql for assuming it exists ...
regards, tom lane
Thanks for your reply, Tom. The server I'm connecting to is only about 3
months old - that shouldn't be the problem then, as far as I can
tell. Thanks again.
Regards,
Sam.
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Tom Lane wrote:
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"S.Peppe" <S.Peppe@soton.ac.uk> writes:
it returns this:
ERROR: Relation "pg_user" does not existUh ... how old is the server you're connecting to, exactly?
The pg_user view has been standard for awhile, I can't blame your
psql for assuming it exists ...regards, tom lane
What he meant was what VERSION of postgresql is the server using. :-)
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, S.Peppe wrote:
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Thanks for your reply, Tom. The server I'm connecting to is only about 3
months old - that shouldn't be the problem then, as far as I can
tell. Thanks again.Regards,
Sam.
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Tom Lane wrote:
"S.Peppe" <S.Peppe@soton.ac.uk> writes:
it returns this:
ERROR: Relation "pg_user" does not existUh ... how old is the server you're connecting to, exactly?
The pg_user view has been standard for awhile, I can't blame your
psql for assuming it exists ...regards, tom lane
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Tom Lane wrote:
"S.Peppe" <S.Peppe@soton.ac.uk> writes:
it returns this:
ERROR: Relation "pg_user" does not existUh ... how old is the server you're connecting to, exactly?
The pg_user view has been standard for awhile, I can't blame your
psql for assuming it exists ...
Before pg_user became a view, pg_shadow *was* pg_user ... and that dates
back to ... um ... it was there in 4.2 already ...
Anyway, that can't be the source of the problem.
Jan
regards, tom lane
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