oh, duh.. works now... Thanks for the second pair of eyes.
I
thought I had ruled that out by doing a search on the type name and
making sure it was the same all places... (which is a long ingrained
habit). Must have searched on one of the other type names.
This is my first use of such a type in a postgres table, thought it was something I didn't understand yet.
On Thursday, December 24, 2020, 12:25:29 PM EST, Tom Lane <tgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Open _ <opensheart@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> CREATE TYPE staffadmin.staff_roll
> as ENUM ('Not yet defined', 'Everything', 'Sys Admin', 'Developer', 'DBA', 'Security', 'Art & Apperance', 'Support', 'Manager') ;
> CREATE TYPE
> ...
> psql:/tmp/psql_tmp.5133.sql:16: ERROR: type "staffadmin.staff_role" does not exist
> LINE 9: role staffadmin.staff_role NOT null ,
> ^
Uh, you didn't spell it that way before.
regards, tom lane
> CREATE TYPE staffadmin.staff_roll
> as ENUM ('Not yet defined', 'Everything', 'Sys Admin', 'Developer', 'DBA', 'Security', 'Art & Apperance', 'Support', 'Manager') ;
> CREATE TYPE
> ...
> psql:/tmp/psql_tmp.5133.sql:16: ERROR: type "staffadmin.staff_role" does not exist
> LINE 9: role staffadmin.staff_role NOT null ,
> ^
Uh, you didn't spell it that way before.
regards, tom lane
