View restore error in 9.3-9.4 upgrade - Mailing list pgsql-bugs

From David Steele
Subject View restore error in 9.3-9.4 upgrade
Date
Msg-id 54EBA91C.1020907@pgmasters.net
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Responses Re: View restore error in 9.3-9.4 upgrade  (Stephen Frost <sfrost@snowman.net>)
Re: View restore error in 9.3-9.4 upgrade  (David G Johnston <david.g.johnston@gmail.com>)
Re: View restore error in 9.3-9.4 upgrade  (Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us>)
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I upgraded from 9.3 to 9.4 last week using pg_dumpall and psql to dump
and import the database.  I got an error during the creation of one of
the views and ended up having to patch the pl/pgsql manually to complete
the migration.

I've attached the relevant view and the function/views it depends on
(view-bug.sql).  To reproduce the issue:

On a 9.3 cluster:

> createdb test
> psql -f view-bug.sql test
> pg_dump test > test.dump

Then on a 9.4 cluster:

> createdb test
> psql -f test.dump test

The import fails with this error:

psql:test.dump:151: ERROR:  column reference "query" is ambiguous
LINE 13:     pg_stat_activity.query,

view-bug.sql runs and works fine directly on 9.4.  If I then dump and
restore using only 9.4 that also works.  It occurred to me that I was
aliasing the result of a function to "pg_stat_activity", then later
joining to the pg_stat_activity view (which is aliased to something
else).  Changing the alias for the function did not work though - I got
the same error (with a different alias of course).

I've also attached the dump from 9.3 (test.dump) that errors in case
this is somehow environmental, though I can reproduce it on OSX and
Linux with very different settings.

I searched the 9.4 release notes and noticed that two columns were added
to pg_stat_activity, but not sure how that would produce this error.

I'll poke into this myself as time allows, but I'm hoping it will ring a
bell for somebody else.

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- David Steele
david@pgmasters.net

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