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Achmad Nizar Hidayanto wrote:

> The two records are identical. But if i display the ctid, the two  
> records differ as they
> have different ctid (suppose i display the ctid in the first column):
> R1: 8888, 1001, 1, 02-25-2008, Present, 1
> R2: 9999, 1001, 1, 02-25-2008, Present, 1

This would be a bug.  Please post the unmodified output of 

select ctid, xmin, xmax, cmin, cmax, id_absensi, id_user, tanggal
from absensi

The ctid column must differ because it is the physical address of the
tuple.


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