Hello,
Thank you for your answer on PostgreSQL mailing list "pgsql-bugs". I work with Henri Ky who is out of office
today,and I ditn't find
the way to answer on the web site. So, I write to you directly, but feel free to add this text on the site.
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>> "You'll clearly need to fix the problem by hand, resolving which rows
>> to keep. Rows can be deleted by using the hidden ctid column."
We can't just delete the rows, because the data are different. The
id only is duplicate. It looks as if the sequence was requested only once, and used twice
for inserting new rows.
The id has for default value :
nextval('<sequence>')
and is defined as primary key by :
ALTER TABLE <table> ADD CONSTRAINT <table>_pk PRIMARY KEY
(id) USING INDEX TABLESPACE schema_idx;
Yesterday night, we found out that the problem affects not only one
table, but 5.
We would like to understand how this is possible, whithout PosgreSQL
detecting any error.
Can we be sure that couldn't happen again, if we upgrade the version (to
9.4.12 for example) ?
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Best Regards,
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Elisabeth Conchy
Inspectrice des Finances Publiques
DGFiP/SSI/SI-2B/NESSIE/SoLiPOD
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