> Hi
>
> I was testing some things with the geometric datatype in Postgres (6.3)
> and got some results out of selects that I did not expect. Doing a \do
> in psql gave me:
>
> <--SNIP-->
> <> |bool |float8 |float8 |not equal
> <> |bool |int2 |int2 |not equal
> <> |bool |int4 |int4 |not equal
> <> |bool |lseg |lseg |equals
> <> |bool |money |money |not equal
> <> |bool |name |name |not equal
> <> |bool |oid |oid |not equal
> <--SNIP-->
>
> This looks like a wrong entry in one of the system tables. Any ideas which
> one it is, and how to correct this ?
Good eye. Yes, it was wrong. To fix it, edit
/pgsql/src/include/catalog/pg_operator.h.
Search for the strings 'lseq_eq'. The first instance is correct, but
the second instance should be 'lseg_neq'. Then you must run initdb to
reload the system tables.
Another way to do this would be to do an update on 'pg_operator'. I
believe the oid is 1586, and the field is oprcode, so you can try:
update pg_operator
set oprcode = 'lseg_neq'
where oid = 1586
\do should then show the proper values.
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