Where does postgres store records of DROP-ed columns?

I know what these columns originally were but I dropped them
from the table. I am now 'haunted' by these ghost columns with no
type applied.

How do I get rid of these references?

I believe (I would have to double check) that they will dissappear after
a vacuum.

Sincerely,

Joshua D. Drake

Thanks for nay help,

Pete

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Thank you.
That worked.
I got mind locked into psql command line space and forgot about
the executables......

Thanks again,

Pete

Joshua D. Drake wrote:

pw <p.willis@telus.net> writes:

How do I get rid of these references?

You ignore pg_attribute rows that have attisdropped true.

regards, tom lane