Tobias Meyer <t9m@qad.com> writes:
> so I did
> select ctid as tid,oid,lomowner into temp table temp_pgmeta from
> pg_largeobject_metadata;
> select * from ( select count(tid) as cnt,max(tid), min(tid), oid from
> temp_pgmeta group by oid) x where cnt > 1;
> and that gave me 2951857 rows
Yipes. Did you verify that the TIDs are all distinct?
A possible theory is that pg_largeobject_metadata_oid_index has been
corrupt for a long time, allowing a lot of duplicate entries to be made.
However, unless pg_largeobject's pg_largeobject_loid_pn_index is *also*
corrupt, you'd think that creation of such duplicates would still be
stopped by that unique index. There's something mighty odd here.
regards, tom lane
