Sandy,
SELECT typowner from pg_type where typname='trigger';
check if typeowner exists in the column usesysid of pg_user
by doing
SELECT * from pg_user ;
if typeowner does not exists there is a problem.
regds
On 12/21/06, Sandy Spence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
I get the following error when performing a pg_dump
dumping database "ltt"...
pg_dump: WARNING: owner of data type trigger appears to be invalid
the owner and database exists, I have run the following select statement,
select pg_class.oid, pg_trigger.tgrelid from pg_trigger left join pg_class
on pg_trigger.tgrelid=pg_class.oid;
oid | tgrelid
---------+---------
1260 | 1260
6081779 | 6081779
6081981 | 6081981
6081779 | 6081779
6081779 | 6081779
6081981 | 6081981
6081975 | 6081975
6081975 | 6081975
6082027 | 6082027
6081779 | 6081779
6081779 | 6081779
6082027 | 6082027
6121607 | 6121607
6121268 | 6121268
6121268 | 6121268
so it appears that it is not a dropped table causing the warning, is there
any other way I can try to determine how this warning is being produced, is
there a way of viewing the contents of the trigger?
Thanks in advance,
Sandy
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