Re: MY PATCH - Mailing list pgsql-patches

The regression results are correct. It's just that they're different
than what they used to be because of the SQL3 ONLY incompatibility. I
wasn't sure if people wanted to change the regression tests to give the
old results, or just insert the new results.

Also, I don't get any core dump. Are you sure you did a full clean and
initdb?

Tom Lane wrote:
>
> Bruce Momjian <pgman@candle.pha.pa.us> writes:
> > No.  I assume the users do that before submitting the patch.
> > I can back it out.
>
> Well, let's brace him about it first.
>
> Chris, your patch is showing six regression test failures including
> a coredump.  Please show cause why it shouldn't be reversed out
> forthwith.  This is not good enough to be applied to CVS, not even
> early in a development cycle --- you've just made it impossible for
> other developers to tell whether *their* work is OK or not.
>
>                         regards, tom lane
>
> >> Not looking good.  Did you not bother to run regression tests
> >> before committing?
> >>
> >> =============== running regression queries...         =================
> >> boolean ..  ok
> >> char ..  ok
> >> name ..  ok
> >> varchar ..  ok
> >> text ..  ok
> >> int2 ..  ok
> >> int4 ..  ok
> >> int8 ..  ok
> >> oid ..  ok
> >> float4 ..  ok
> >> float8 ..  ok
> >> numeric ..  ok
> >> strings ..  ok
> >> numerology ..  ok
> >> point ..  ok
> >> lseg ..  ok
> >> box ..  ok
> >> path ..  ok
> >> polygon ..  ok
> >> circle ..  ok
> >> interval ..  ok
> >> timestamp ..  ok
> >> reltime ..  ok
> >> tinterval ..  ok
> >> inet ..  ok
> >> comments ..  ok
> >> oidjoins ..  ok
> >> type_sanity ..  ok
> >> opr_sanity ..  ok
> >> abstime ..  ok
> >> geometry ..  ok
> >> horology ..  ok
> >> create_function_1 ..  ok
> >> create_type ..  ok
> >> create_table ..  ok
> >> create_function_2 ..  ok
> >> copy ..  ok
> >> constraints ..
> >> Pid 17071 received a SIGSEGV for stack growth failure.
> >> Possible causes: insufficient memory or swap space,
> >> or stack size exceeded maxssiz.
> >> failed
> >> triggers ..  ok
> >> create_misc ..  ok
> >> create_aggregate ..  ok
> >> create_operator ..  ok
> >> create_index ..  ok
> >> inherit ..  ./regress.sh[126]: sql/inherit.sql: Cannot find or open the file.
> >> diff: expected/inherit.out: No such file or directory
> >> diff: results/inherit.out: No such file or directory
> >> ok
> >> create_view ..  ok
> >> sanity_check ..  ok
> >> errors ..  ok
> >> select ..  ok
> >> select_into ..  ok
> >> select_distinct ..  ok
> >> select_distinct_on ..  ok
> >> select_implicit ..  ok
> >> select_having ..  ok
> >> subselect ..  ok
> >> union ..  ok
> >> case ..  ok
> >> join ..  ok
> >> aggregates ..  failed
> >> transactions ..  ok
> >> random ..  ok
> >> portals ..  ok
> >> arrays ..  ok
> >> btree_index ..  ok
> >> hash_index ..  ok
> >> misc ..  failed
> >> select_views ..  failed
> >> alter_table ..  ok
> >> portals_p2 ..  ok
> >> rules ..  failed
> >> foreign_key ..  ok
> >> limit ..  ok
> >> plpgsql ..  ok
> >> temp ..  ok
> >>
> >>
> >> regards, tom lane
> >>
>
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