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Re: Locks on FK Tables From Partitioning

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Aaron Sipser <ajsipser@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I am fairly confused about the locks generated by some partitioning code I
> am using. The setup is that we have a partitioned table (call it P), and it
> has a foreign key constraint to another table F. I'm trying to figure out
> why when I add partitions to P, it seems that a lock is also taken on F.

Addition of a foreign key constraint implies adding triggers to both sides
of the FK.  Adding a new partition also adds a child foreign key
constraint, which I'm pretty sure requires its own trigger.  So the F
table is going to need whatever lock strength is involved in CREATE
TRIGGER.  I don't recall offhand what we use, but it would at least need
to block operations that might fire such a trigger.

			regards, tom lane





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