* Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> [090605, 18:03]:
> Ennio-Sr <nasr.laili@tin.it> writes:
> > thanks for the quick answer. AAMOF I did try pgAdmin months ago (when I
> > was running pg 7.2). Now I'm using 7.4.7-6sarge1 version and
> > occasionally pgAccess. Might this one be responsible for that also?
> > Can I simply cancel those pga*'s?
>
> Very possibly it's pgAccess that made them. You could drop those tables
> from psql and then see which tool recreates them when you start it ...
>
> regards, tom lane
I dropped the pga_* tables as suggested, started pgAccess, viewed some
tables on the various databases, closed pgAccess, went to psql mydb and
could see that no pga_* table had been created (for the time being :-)
); so the 'culprit' must have been pgAdmin. May be pgAccess is
responsible for creating some sql_* tables, however these are not listed
by the \d command.
Should I find out something differewnt in the future I'll advise the
list.
Thanks again, Tom.
Regards,
Ennio.
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