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Subject: 5 pg_toast_temp and pg_temp schemas ?
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  Hi,

I just recently activated the system objects in pgAdmin.
Now I'm wondering if it's normal to have 5 pg_toast_temp and 5 pg_temp 
schemas.

It's a PG 8.4.0 server of the OpenSuse distribution that works pretty well.