Re: [PERFORM] Duplicate user in pg_shadow

2003-10-29 Thread Christopher Kings-Lynne

I tried to delete the user from the pg_user but couldnt. This username is
being duplicated so we have the same 2 records.
What is the cause ? Is it due to memory or wrong configuration?
Maybe it's an index corruption issue.

Try reindexing the pg_shadow table, based on the instructions here:

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.3/static/sql-reindex.html

Chris



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Re: [PERFORM] Duplicate user in pg_shadow

2003-10-29 Thread CHEWTC

Hi

I tried to delete the user from the pg_user but couldnt. This username is
being duplicated so we have the same 2 records.

What is the cause ? Is it due to memory or wrong configuration?

Thank you,
REgards.




   
 
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Maybe you could delete one of the users from the pg_shadow table, do the
dump and then after the dump is restored, recreate the dropped user (and
it will get a new sysid)

Chris


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>  When I do a SELECT * FROM pg_shadow, I can have more than one user with
the same id. This caused the pg_dump to
>  fail.

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>  I read that it happened in v7.1.2 and I am currently using v7.3.2 on
Redhat v9.0
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>  What can be the causes and how do we rectify it?

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> Thank you,
> REgards.
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Re: [PERFORM] Duplicate user in pg_shadow

2003-10-29 Thread Tom Lane
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>  When I do a SELECT * FROM pg_shadow, I can have more than one user
>  with the same id. This caused the pg_dump to fail.
>  I read that it happened in v7.1.2 and I am currently using v7.3.2

This is *real* hard to believe.  Versions 7.2 and later have a unique
index on pg_shadow.usesysid.  Are you certain the server isn't 7.1 or
older?

regards, tom lane

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Re: [PERFORM] Duplicate user in pg_shadow

2003-10-29 Thread Christopher Kings-Lynne
Maybe you could delete one of the users from the pg_shadow table, do the 
dump and then after the dump is restored, recreate the dropped user (and 
it will get a new sysid)

Chris

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi
  
 When I do a SELECT * FROM pg_shadow, I can have more than one user with the same id. This caused the pg_dump to  
 fail.
  
 I read that it happened in v7.1.2 and I am currently using v7.3.2 on Redhat v9.0 
  
 What can be the causes and how do we rectify it? 
  



Thank you,
REgards.




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