Hi
I know Guillaume is working on domain support at the moment, so I'm
going to leave it to him to incorporate this change, if he hasn't
already fixed it.
Guillaume; let me know if you want me to treat it independently and
review/commit regardless.
Thanks.
On Sat, Apr 21, 2012 at 10:21 PM, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed that if I create a domain based on an array data type, it
> doesn't get listed in the Domains node if the server is 9.1. This is
> because the query that gets the domains says that if the number of
> dimensions used is greater than 0 (which it will be if it's an array),
> then it must match against the OID shown in typelem. As of 9.1 that's
> no longer the case as typelem isn't used for domains anymore, although
> I don't see why this was ever used by PgAdmin to get a list of domains
> as it copes fine without this logic since typbasetype always provides
> the necessary info. Is the constituent base type of the array type
> relevant anywhere in the domains section of PgAdmin? I can't find any
> place it actually uses it.
>
> The attached patch removes the join logic completely to make it a
> straightforward join. From what I can tell (testing it against 8.4),
> everything continues to work as usual, and now allows array-based
> domains to be visible for 9.1 instances.
>
> Could someone take a look, and see if there are cases this might
> break? In any case, a fix is needed.
>
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> Thom
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