Bugs item #2776908, was opened at 2009-04-21 01:54
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Category: SQL/Core
Group: MonetDB5 CVS Head
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Stefan de Konink (skinkie)
Assigned to: Niels Nes (nielsnes)
Summary: \d doesn't work anymore on tables

Initial Comment:
sql>\d
+--------------+
| name         |
+==============+
| args         |
| auths        |
| columns      |
| db_user_info |
| functions    |
| idxs         |
| keycolumns   |
| node_tags    |
| nodes_legacy |
| privileges   |
| relations    |
| schemas      |
| sequences    |
| tables       |
| triggers     |
| types        |
| user_role    |
| users        |
| way_nds      |
| way_tags     |
| ways         |
+--------------+
21 tuples

sql>\d triggers 
Table sys.triggers does not exist.

[Latest CVS]

When started a new database \d args works, while \d args hangs for me after 
type_scale.

sql>\d args
CREATE TABLE "sys"."args" (
        "id" int,
        "func_id" int,
        "name" varchar(256),
        "type" varchar(1024),
        "type_digits" int,
        "type_scale" int,
        "number" int
);
sql>bash-3.2$  /export/scratch1/konink/monetdb-head/bin/mclient -H -lsql -p 
50005
sql>\d args
CREATE TABLE "sys"."args" (
        "id" int,
        "func_id" int,
        "name" varchar(256),
        "type" varchar(1024),
        "type_digits" int,
        "type_scale" int,

Disabling reorder seems to fix the issue.

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