In a restoration from a fullplain text database ( xzcat my_database.sql.xz | psql ), I've this issue at the end.
REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW
ERROR: type "row_reporting_p" does not exist
LINE 3: _row row_reporting_p;
^
QUERY:
DECLARE
_row row_reporting_p;
BEGIN
-- my code
END
CONTEXT: compilation of PL/pgSQL function "get_row_reporting_new" near line 3
ERROR: type "row_reporting_p" does not exist
LINE 23: _row row_reporting_p;
^
QUERY:
DECLARE
_row row_reporting_p;
BEGIN
-- my code
END
CONTEXT: compilation of PL/pgSQL function "fs_get_row_reporting" near line 23
Of course, the user type is present and well restored before, 'cause the last SQL commands from the file are for REFRESH MATERIALZED VIEW vm_my_materialized_view;
When I refresh the materialized view manually, from psql, the refresh is well. This issue is only present on databases using user type. On other databases restoration, not using user type, I haven't this isssue.
Is it a PostGreSql bug ? Thanks
I don't think so. Pretty sure you need to qualify the type's name with its schema's name.
