On 10 September 2011 12:46, Marti Raudsepp <marti@juffo.org> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Creating an extension in a schema and then dropping that schema
> apparently doesn't clean up the extension's types:
> db=# CREATE SCHEMA foo;
> db=# CREATE EXTENSION cube WITH SCHEMA foo;
> db=# DROP SCHEMA foo CASCADE;
> NOTICE: drop cascades to 6 other objects
> DETAIL: drop cascades to operator foo.<>(foo.cube,foo.cube)
> drop cascades to operator foo.>(foo.cube,foo.cube)
> drop cascades to operator foo.<=(foo.cube,foo.cube)
> drop cascades to operator foo.>=(foo.cube,foo.cube)
> drop cascades to operator foo.<@(foo.cube,foo.cube)
> drop cascades to operator foo.~(foo.cube,foo.cube)
>
> It leaves around pg_type entry with typnamespace that doesn't exist in
> pg_namespace:
>
> db=# select * from pg_type left join pg_namespace ns on
> (typnamespace=ns.oid) where ns.oid is null;
> * Record 1
> typname _cube
> typnamespace 17074
> typowner 10
> typlen -1
> ...
>
> Also breaks pg_dump: "pg_dump: schema with OID 17074 does not exist"
I can confirm the problem in 9.1rc1, but it's fine when testing it on
9.1.0 which is out on Monday, and Git master.
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