bug in pg_dump -- missing CREATE SEQUENCE statements

Hey all,

pg_dump fails to output necessary CREATE SEQUENCE statements unless
the SERIAL column is named "id" when called with the '-t tablename'
switch. When '-t' is not specified, the CREATE SEQUENCE statements
do get output.

wishing-I'd-noticed-this-Friday-nite-ly y'rs,
brent

Observeration:

sleepy:/usr/local/pg-7.2/bin
brent$ ./psql -c '\d test2'
Table "test2"
Column | Type | Modifiers
--------+-----------------------+-------------------------------------------------
n | character varying(32) |
i | integer | not null default nextval('"test2_i_seq"'::text)
Unique keys: test2_i_key

sleepy:/usr/local/pg-7.2/bin
brent$ ./pg_dump brent -t test2
--
-- Selected TOC Entries:
--
\connect - brent

--
-- TOC Entry ID 2 (OID 16571)
--
-- Name: test2 Type: TABLE Owner: brent
--

CREATE TABLE "test2" (
"n" character varying(32),
"i" integer DEFAULT nextval('"test2_i_seq"'::text) NOT NULL
);

--
-- Data for TOC Entry ID 4 (OID 16571)
--
-- Name: test2 Type: TABLE DATA Owner: brent
--

COPY "test2" FROM stdin;
\.
--
-- TOC Entry ID 3 (OID 16573)
--
-- Name: "test2_i_key" Type: INDEX Owner: brent
--

CREATE UNIQUE INDEX test2_i_key ON test2 USING btree (i);

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