Peter Eisentraut <peter_e@gmx.net> writes:
> Tom Lane writes:
>> What's the point of a notice? "You just deleted OID equals. Better
>> luck with your next database." Either we think this is too dangerous to
>> be allowed even to the dbadmin, or we don't.
> Anyway, shouldn't you be able to do CREATE FUNCTION xxx (...) LANGUAGE
> 'internal'; to recreate it? (And that wouldn't actually require things
> like oideq to be in pg_proc, would it?)
I was thinking that the CREATE needs to insert index entries, which
depends on having the datatype-specific procs that will be called by
the index access method. (Not sure if oideq is actually one of the
ones used by any of the indexes on pg_proc, but you get my drift.)
If I had some spare time I'd try it in a junk database...
regards, tom lane
