On 2026-Oct-26, shihao zhong wrote:
> Hi Manu,
>
> Thanks for testing the pg_upgrade, I forgot about that.
>
> I don't think the logic is wrong here, but maybe we can make some
> improvement to the error message. v2 changes
>
> on the partitioned table of each column listed in the file
> =>
> on the partitioned table of each column. In version 18 this is not
> allowed on a table with CHECK constraints, so drop them first and
> add them back afterwards. A list of the problem columns is in the
> file
I think the doc changes here are not ideal; they kinda suggest that there are
numerous different generated column types for which you can have different
generation expressions except for one special case -- rather than one case yes,
one case no. How about something like this?
If a parent column is a generated column, its child column must also
- be a generated column of the same kind (stored or virtual); however,
- the child column can have a different generation expression, except
- that a virtual generated column of a partition must have the same
- generation expression as the partitioned table.
+ be a generated column of the same kind (stored or virtual).
+ In addition, for virtual generated columns, the child column's
+ generation expression must be identical to that of the parent.
+ For stored generated columns, they are allowed to differ.
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