Excerpts from Dimitri Fontaine's message of lun dic 20 18:35:44 -0300 2010: > Hi, > > From last round of review from Robert and Álvaro, here's the patch > version 22. Changes:
I noticed this bit in the docs:
The admin
function <link linkend="functions-extension">pg_extension_flag_dump</link>
can be used to revert the default <literal>pg_dump</literal> policy
about objects that belong to an extension and force the flagged objects
to be part of the backups.
However, the code to that function contains this bit:
/*
* CREATE EXTENSION is superuser only and we check we're in that code
* path, so we don't add another explicit check for superuser here.
*/
if (!create_extension)
ereport(ERROR,
(errmsg("this function can only be used from
CREATE EXTENSION")));
So presumably this shouldn't be documented because it cannot be called
anyway?
To be honest I don't understand the purpose of this part of the patch.
I attach some minor fixes while reading it over. I compiled but didn't
run it :-)
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