Thanks, Tom!
That did the trick!
I think what happened is that I wasn't expecting to be prompted for my
password four times. IIRC, I Ctrl-C'd the process after the third
prompt the first time. This time I decided to "humor" the process and
keep supplying the password until I wasn't prompted for it anymore or I
developed repetitive stress syndrome, whichever came first. :)
Thanks again!
Tom Lane wrote:
> John Burski <John.Burski@911ep.com> writes:
>
>> [ createlang problems ]
>
>
> createlang does two steps: a CREATE FUNCTION command that adds a
> "language handler" function, and then a CREATE LANGUAGE command
> that references the function. Apparently you have a database
> in which the handler function already exists but the language
> entry doesn't. Recent versions of createlang try to cope with
> this scenario but the 7.0.3 version wasn't very bright about it.
>
> I'd suggest manually dropping the plpgsql_call_handler function,
> and then createlang should run to completion.
>
> It might be that you got into this state because of some unnoted
> failure of a previous createlang attempt, so pay attention to
> any error messages this time ...
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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