Yun Guo wrote:
> Here¹s the output:
>
> polling_etl=# SELECT oid FROM pg_catalog.pg_namespace n polling_etl-# WHERE n.nspname ~ '^(test)$';
> oid
> -------
> 17972
> (1 row)
> polling_etl=# SELECT tableoid, oid, nspname, (SELECT rolname FROM pg_catalog.pg_roles WHERE oid =
> nspowner) AS rolname, nspacl FROM pg_catalog.pg_namespace;
> tableoid | oid | nspname | rolname |
> nspacl
> ----------+---------+--------------------+-----------+------------------
> ----------+---------+--------------------+-----------+---
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> 2615 | 99 | pg_toast | postgres |
> 2615 | 11215 | pg_temp_1 | postgres |
> 2615 | 11216 | pg_toast_temp_1 | postgres |
> 2615 | 11 | pg_catalog | postgres |
> {postgres=UC/postgres,=U/postgres}
> 2615 | 2200 | public | postgres |
> {postgres=UC/postgres,=UC/postgres}
> 2615 | 12348 | information_schema | postgres |
> {postgres=UC/postgres,=U/postgres}
> 2615 | 1131042 | test2 | pb_writer |
> {pb_writer=UC/pb_writer,test2=U/pb_writer}
> 2615 | 16389 | polling_etl | pb_writer |
> {pb_writer=UC/pb_writer,polling_etl=UC/pb_writer}
> 2615 | 17944 | mdev1 | pb_writer |
> {pb_writer=UC/pb_writer,=U/pb_writer,postgres=U*C/pb_writer,mdev1=U/pb_writ
> er}
> 2615 | 17946 | mdev2 | pb_writer |
> {pb_writer=UC/pb_writer,=U/pb_writer,postgres=U*C/pb_writer,mdev2=U/pb_writ
> er}
> 2615 | 17957 | mdev3 | pb_writer |
> {pb_writer=UC/pb_writer,=U/pb_writer,postgres=U*C/pb_writer,mdev3=U/pb_writ
> er}
> 2615 | 17970 | mdev4 | pb_writer |
> {pb_writer=UC/pb_writer,=U/pb_writer,postgres=U*C/pb_writer,mdev4=U/pb_writ
> er}
> 2615 | 17972 | test | pb_writer |
> {pb_writer=UC/pb_writer,=U/pb_writer,postgres=U*C/pb_writer,test=U/pb_write
> r}
> (13 rows)
That looks fine to me.
I don't understand what is going on there.
> Is there a way to repair the database if it's corrupted?
It oes not look corrupted, but if it were, a restore would help.
Yours,
Laurenz Albe
