On Wed, 2 Aug 2006, Luiz Henrique wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm running Postgresql 7.3 in Debian Woody OS.
>
> After some time working properly, insert's statements related this error:
>
> ----
> referential integrity violation - key referenced from xxx not found in yyy
> ----
>
> This error would be normal, if the key really doesn't exist, but the key
> exist.
> The insert's work some times, and some times don't.
>
>
> Is there any file corrupted?
It's hard to say. I'd have expected that a select * from parent where
key=value would fail for both the fk check and for a check to see if the
key exists assuming they used the same plan. Can you make a standalone
test case?
> Removing the fk constraint would resolve the problem?
Well, it'd stop the message, but if there is corruption, it wouldn't fix
that.
