On 5 Aug 2009, at 19:27, Scott Marlowe wrote:
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 6:56 AM, Csaba Nagy<nagy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Andor,
On Wed, 2009-08-05 at 14:15 +0200, Schindler Andor wrote:
Can anyone tell me, how this is possible? If we insert 12 on the
end, then
it decreases, but 11 remains the same. The problem only occurs,
when the
where condition contains "sorrend > 9" or less.
I bet the "sorrend" column is of some text type, and the "sorrend >
9"
comparison is a text comparison. Try "sorrend::integer > 9" and it
should work ;-)
That's kinda what I was thinking at first, but the pastebin he posted
showed them in proper int type order. So I'm not sure why it's doing
what it's doing. I'd ask Schinlder if he could post a completely self
Besides, 10 does get decreased to 9. Not an integer cast to text case
apparently. Very strange...
The only thing I can think of is that the value '11' was inserted
after the update took place. The pastebin seems to indicate that all
these commands were executed in the same session though.
This isn't perchance some side-effect of a virus scanner interfering
with the database or some-such? Is this reproducible or is this a one-
time occurrence that you happened to catch?
Before you do anything to the database I suggest making a dump of this
database so that the evidence doesn't get lost if it gets fixed somehow.
You say adding a '12' record fixes the issue. Is the issue back if you
then delete that record again?
What happens if you run vacuum on that table? Does it report errors?
Does it fix the problem?
If you have an index on sorrend, reindexing it might fix your issue.
The interesting part is of course how it got in this state in the
first place... It almost looks like the index (provided there is one)
is giving inconsistent results. Or the xid on the row itself is doing
something strange (vacuum would probably have fixed that?).
Alban Hertroys
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