local system: 8.2.7
remote system: 8.2.5
problem:
I have a small database with some tables. one of the tables had no
primary key, but a column with a fitting sequence (was created with serial).
so I added a primary key to it and it is visible and working.
but, when I dump some of the tables (4, 1 generic thats get inherit, 3
normal ones), only the other two are dumped in a normal format:
...
display_oid integer not null,
...
create sequence ...
etc,
the one table where I added the primary afterwards gets dumped like this:
...
mobile_oid integer DEFAULT nextval('mobile_mobile_oid_seq'::regclass)
NOT NULL,
...
and no sequence is created, etc
when I try to import this into the remote system it failes and does not
want to create the one table, because it cannot find the sequence
'mobile_mobile_oid_seq'
the data was dumped with:
pg_dump -U postgres -c -f output.sql -t <table_1> -t ... database_name
is there any explenation why postgres would do that?
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