Re: How to reference a composite type in schemas not "public"?

[Adrian Klaver <adrian.klaver@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 06/13/2018 08:34 PM, a wrote:
> Hi I have created some composite type:
>
> create type "MjorTbl".mort as(
> adjfac    float8,
> tablename text,
> subtype   text,
> improv  float8,
> selfac    slfc
> );
>
> The schema is different from public, while I would like to create table 
> using the composite type, it reports a error:
>
> create type "MjorTbl".decrmt as(
> nodecrmt  int4,
> mortality "MjorTbl"."mort"
> );
>
> ERROR:  type "MjorTbl.mort" does not exist
> SQL state: 42704
>
> create type "MjorTbl".decrmt as(
> nodecrmt  int4,
> mortality mort
> );
>
> ERROR:  type "mort" does not exist
> SQL state: 42704
>
> How can I reference the created composite type correctly??

Well it works here:
select version();
                                      version 

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 PostgreSQL 10.4 on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc (SUSE Linux) 
4.8.5, 64-bit

create schema "MjorTbl";
CREATE SCHEMA

create type "MjorTbl".mort as(
adjfac    float8,
tablename text,
subtype   text,
improv  float8
);
CREATE TYPE

create type "MjorTbl".decrmt as(
nodecrmt  int4,
mortality "MjorTbl"."mort"
);
CREATE TYPE

You might have a permissions issue. In your original post where all the 
commands run as the same user and from the same schema?

> Thanks
>
> Shore


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Adrian Klaver
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