Alexander Korotkov <a.korotkov@postgrespro.ru> writes:
> There is also patch for valgrind error in CheckIndexCompatible().
> It appears that this function didn't initialize ii_NumIndexAttrs and
> ii_NumIndexKeyAttrs before calling ComputeIndexAttrs(). This
> variables weren't used before, but now they're used to determine
> whether index column is key. Also, this patch makes ComputeIndexAttrs()
> initialize classOidP elements with InvalidOid for non-key attributes.
You didn't test this quite enough, because when I tried it I got a batch
of warnings about memory chunk inconsistencies. The reason was that
DefineIndex only allocated a classObjectId array large enough for the
key columns, so that the change in ComputeIndexAttrs made it write past
the end of that array. But I think it's a good idea to make those output
arrays all the same length, so I kept that change and changed DefineIndex.
Pushed; I've not checked to see if this makes valgrind happy, but
the buildfarm will tell us.
regards, tom lane
