Doing the following:
create table test (f1 int); create view v_test as select f1+1 as f11 from test; drop table test;
then selecting from the view results in:
ERROR: Relation 'test' does not exist
which is fine.
Then I try:
create table test (f1 int); select * from v_test;
and I get:
ERROR: has_subclass: Relation 19417 not found
which not very helpful for the person who does not know the history, and
leads me to believe that there may be a few issues here.
Should a 'DROP TABLE' drop the views, fail, or be recoverable from by
recreating the table?
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