> > I meant drop all the operators and functions that use circle data.
> So I think you are saying that although none of my tables have the circle type,
> there are inherent Postgres functions and
> operators which use circle. By running the regression test, I could find out
> which functions and operators these are and just drop them. Is the vacuum
> crapping out then because it is trying to vacuum one of these functions and
> finding that OID 718 doesn't exist?
Aren't the built-in types cached at compile time? Even if not, I'd
*really* suggest using a different name for your table. Even "Circle"
(including the double-quotes and mixed case) would work, and would
keep you from having to drop built-in types.
- Thomas
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Thomas Lockhart lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California
