Thus spake Ryan Bradetich
> > > > If we decide to leave things more or less as they are, how about a new
> > > > flag for sequences and indexes that sets a row as system generated
> > > > rather than user specified? We can then set that field when a sequence
> > > > or index is generated by the system such as for the serial type or
> > > > primary keys.
> > >
> > > Yes, it'd be nice to think about fixing up primary-key implicit indexes
> > > while we are at it --- they have some of the same problems as SERIAL ...
>
> I'm not following this... When a table is dropped, all the indexes for that
> table get dropped. The indexes are associated with a table, whereas the
> sequences are just sequences not associated with a table. Am I understanding
> the issue correctly?
I was thinking more for pg_dump. If it is a system index, don't dump it.
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