It should work if you remove all three triggers for the constraint
using drop trigger, don't delete rows from pg_trigger unless you go
through and manually change the row in pg_class for the relation
the trigger is for.
On Mon, 1 Jan 2001, Michael Davis wrote:
> Does anyone know how to completely and accurately remove or drop a
> constraint, specifically a foreign key constraint? I tried to remove a
> constraint by deleting it's trigger from pg_triggers. This caused some
> undesirable side effects with other tables involved with the constraint. I
> have several tables that I need to change the column constraints and
> foreign key constraints on. Recreating (drop and create) the table every
> time I need to change a column constraint is a pain because all the objects
> that reference the table would also need to be recreated (i.e. views and
> triggers). How do production DBAs successfully make changes to their
> tables?
>
> FYI, I was able to alter table add the same constraint many times. Is this
> a problem? This created a new trigger in pg_triggers every time.
