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hey all,
one of our applications has the following view:
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- -- TOC Entry ID 85 (OID 27519291)
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- -- Name: inusecountrycode Type: VIEW Owner: postgres
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CREATE VIEW "inusecountrycode" as SELECT DISTINCT
countryname.seviscountrycodeid AS countrycode FROM countryname,
sevisrecordworking WHERE (countryname.seviscountrycodeid =
sevisrecordworking.permanentresidencecountrycode) ORDER BY
countryname.seviscountrycodeid UNION SELECT DISTINCT
countryname.seviscountrycodeid AS countrycode FROM countryname,
sevisrecordofficial WHERE (countryname.seviscountrycodeid =
sevisrecordofficial.permanentresidencecountrycode) ORDER BY
countryname.seviscountrycodeid;
that is what gets dumped via pg_dump. however if we take that statement
and paste it into psql (as one long line) or through command line (ie
psql dbname < inusecountrycode.schema) we get an error:
'ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "SELECT"'
if i manually change the definition to put parenthesis around each
select statement, then psql has no problem. also, if i break the
statement up into individual lines and paste it into psql, i will not
get the error.
vcsdev=# select version();
~ version
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~ PostgreSQL 7.2.1 on i686-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by GCC 2.95.4
(1 row)
note - we have not yet tested this application over to 7.3 so i can't
test it there.
has anyone seen anything similar?
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Tom Jenkins
devIS - Development Infostructure
http://www.devis.com
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