Not sure that you can drop/create system indexes (I didn't notice that
when I posted earlier - sorry). But the the same idea may apply - can
you dump and recreate the database tables.
$ pg_dump existing > existing.dump
$ psql -e secondtry < exidting.dump
BTW, do you need to cross-post to all those lists? I'm sure hackers
is not needed, and you could probably drop interfaces and maybe some
others as well.
Hope this helps.
Karl
From: JT Kirkpatrick <jt-kirkpatrick@mpsllc.com>
Hi all. Head hanging a little low, even though system still seems to work
fine. Here is what I did:
- update pg_class set relname = lower(relname);
- update pg_attribute set attname = lower(attname);
- (why did I do that? Following something I read, not really having
problems in the first place and not really knowing the effects).
Now when I vacuum I get the error messages:
NOTICE: Index pg_class_relname_index: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (108) IS NOT
THE SAME AS HEAP' (82)
NOTICE: Index pg_class_oid_index: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (108) IS NOT THE
SAME AS HEAP' (82)
I'd like to drop these indexes and re-create them, hoping that would solve
the problem. But I tried to drop them and postgres wouldn't let me -
claiming they were system catalog indexes. Would dropping and recreating
the indexes get rid of the error messages? If so, how can I drop them and
what is the proper way to recreate them?
Newbie mistakes aren't much fun. Thanks for helping. . .
jt