All applications must now check for dropped columns and not print them.
There is a new pg_attribute.attisdropped for this.
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Robert Fitzpatrick wrote:
> When I drop a field, the field is somewhat left over as
> '........pg.dropped.5........', for instance. Is there a command that
> needs to be ran after dropping a field?
>
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