On 01/13/2016 02:14 PM, Williamson, Michael wrote:
I'm attempting to drop a trigger that may or may not exist, so am using
the "IF EXISTS" clause. This works fine for tables, views, functions,
domains, and types, but for some reason seems to be ignored for
triggers. I'd expect to see more about this online if it were a bug,
so I'm thinking I may be missing something obvious.
Example:
DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS udf_customer_update_trigger ON customer;
Expected Output:
NOTICE: trigger "udf_customer_update_trigger" does not exist, skipping
Observed Output:
ERROR: relation "udf_customer_update_trigger" does not exist
Environment:
CentOS 6.6
postgresql91-server-9.1.14-1PGDG.rhel6.x86_64
Is that happening on all triggers you are trying to DROP, or just this one?
If just this one, you might want to check to see if the trigger was
created with a quoted mixed case name and therefore needs to have the
exact case quoted when used in the DROP TRIGGER. Something else to look
at is whether there is more then one customer table and you need to
schema qualify the name.
Thanks,
Michael
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