On Tuesday 29 October 2002 08:23, Neil Conway wrote:
> pgsql-bugs(at)postgresql(dot)org writes:
> If you create a file with an implied sequence and do a couple of
> inserts, then do a kill -9, when you start up again, the sequence
> will have a corrupted next_value field. In the example, the value
> of last_value is 4 before the kill -9 and 34 when it comes back up.
I'm sure if you read the footers on Tom's email's it's pretty clearly stated
'do not kill -9 the postmaster'.
So I'm not so sure that this is really a bug.
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