L.S.
# select version();
version
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PostgreSQL 8.4.4 on x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, compiled by GCC gcc (GCC)
4.4.4, 64-bit
(1 row)
In a production database we experienced the following:
* the database contains a number of tables and functions owned by user A
* one is logged in as postgres
* upon issuing 'REASSIGN OWNED BY A TO postgres', all tables and _most_
functions changed ownership, but not all.... a number of functions stay marked
as owned by A, nothing weird in the logs, the reassign looked like it
completed successfully
* there doesn't seem to be anything 'special' about the functions that did not
change ownership
* changing ownership for one of these functions by using 'alter function'
succeeds without any problem
Mind you, we tested the reassign in a trial database first, a freshly restored
dump, and there the reassign worked properly / completely.
Any hints as to what could cause this? We left the production db as-is, so we
still have a number of these functions 'still owned by A' for which we could
check things in pg_* tables or something.
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Best,
Frank.
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