> drop table mytemp;
pg_ownercheck: class "mytemp" no found
> and then recreate mytemp. The existence of mytemp in your data directory
> indicates that it has already been created. Make sure no other object is
> named mytemp? Try a different table name? Sorry, I am all out of
> suggestions.
The first time I try to create a table the backend closed the channel
unexpectedly. After that point, if I try to create that table after that I
get the "ERROR: cannot create XXXXXX" message. At least the pattern has
emerged.
Thanks for looking into it.
I don't suppose there's a place I can look for postmaster error messages?
I haven't seen anything written to my system log files.
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