On 04.02.23 21:55, Erik Wienhold wrote:
>> Why doesn't this work?
>> BEGIN;
>> DROP SEQUENCE t_id;
[This won't work, you need to use ALTER TABLE / DROP IDENTITY.]
>> CREATE SEQUENCE new_t_id_seq AS INTEGER OWNED BY t.id;
>> ALTER SEQUENCE new_t_id_seq OWNER TO new_owner;
>> SELECT setval('new_t_id', (SELECT MAX(id) FROM t));
>> SELECT nextval('new_t_id');
>> COMMIT;
> This should work but I want to preserve the existing sequence instead of
> re-creating it with the same properties. That's why I was looking for a
> shortcut (also code golfing and sheer curiosity).
This is possible in principle, by implementing the inverse of the
"Upgrading" recipe from
<https://www.2ndquadrant.com/en/blog/postgresql-10-identity-columns/>.
But if you don't want to figure that out, I think dropping and
recreating the sequences as suggested here seems the best solution.
