Ok I also tried that Tom. Psql returned “Did not find any relations named “‘.temp_my_table_global”
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> On Nov 2, 2020, at 11:31 AM, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
>
> John Scalia <jayknowsunix@gmail.com> writes:
>> While I’m waiting for my devs to confirm the first table that I partitioned is working correctly, I started working
onsecond of three that I need to do. So, I added the code to end of my original script, but there was a typo in it.
Now,as this code runs in a transaction block, so I don’t think anything it created should actually be present in the
database,but on a subsequent rerunning, I got an error that one of the partition tables actually exists already.
However,I cannot see it, nor drop it from the server. The error in the script is: relation
“temp_my_second_table_global”already exists, but the system cannot see it in order to drop it, saying
“temp_my_second_table_global”does not exist. That’s really a catch-22. Is there a system table where I can look and
maybedrop it from there directly?
>
> Kinda sounds like a confusion over search_path, ie script is creating
> table in some schema that's not in your interactive search path?
>
> In psql, try
> \d *.temp_my_second_table_global
> to see instances of temp_my_second_table_global in all schemas.
>
> regards, tom lane
