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Subject inconsistent debug log output
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Msg-id 200008300636.e7U6ad990088@hub.org
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Responses Re: inconsistent debug log output  (Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us>)
List pgsql-bugs
Dave E Martin (xxiii@cyberdude.com) reports a bug with a severity of 3
The lower the number the more severe it is.

Short Description
inconsistent debug log output

Long Description
a transaction from psql shows referential integrity statements in the output, but a transaction from a client using
libpqdoes not; they are both using the same backend, PGDEBUG=2: 

<PRE>
libpq:
000829.20:05:17.179  [2521] StartTransactionCommand
000829.20:05:17.180  [2521] query: INSERT INTO NAS (...) VALUES (...)
000829.20:05:17.180  [2521] ProcessQuery
000829.20:05:17.182  [2521] CommitTransactionCommand
000829.20:05:17.182  [2521] StartTransactionCommand
000829.20:05:17.182  [2521] query: COMMIT
000829.20:05:17.182  [2521] ProcessUtility: COMMIT
000829.20:05:17.182  [2521] CommitTransactionCommand
000829.20:05:17.183  [2521] ERROR:  nas_make: Permission denied.
000829.20:05:17.183  [2521] AbortCurrentTransaction

psql:
000829.23:18:08.413  [2542] StartTransactionCommand
000829.23:18:08.413  [2542] query: INSERT INTO NAS (...) VALUES (...);
000829.23:18:08.414  [2542] ProcessQuery
000829.23:18:08.417  [2542] CommitTransactionCommand
000829.23:18:46.444  [2542] StartTransactionCommand
000829.23:18:46.444  [2542] query: commit;
000829.23:18:46.444  [2542] ProcessUtility: commit;
000829.23:18:46.444  [2542] CommitTransactionCommand
000829.23:18:46.446  [2542] query: SELECT oid FROM "nas_make" WHERE "id" = $1 FOR UPDATE OF "nas_make"
000829.23:18:46.450  [2542] ERROR:  nas_make: Permission denied.
000829.23:18:46.450  [2542] AbortCurrentTransaction
</PRE>

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