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Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 11:05:39 -0500
From: Pentilian <pentilian@gmail.com>
To: Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us>
Subject: Re: Wierd Error on update
Cc: PostgreSQL <pgsql-sql@postgresql.org>
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> Original 7.3 release, or (I hope) 7.3.something?
7.3 
 
> > I am getting two errors which are a bit confounding.
> > ERROR:  pg_class_aclcheck:relation 474653086 not found
> 
> Are there any views involved?  
No views.

Is the statement invoking any functions?
The statement is not invoking any fuctions
However heres the statements,

UPDATE school_info_l SET ind_default_data = 't';
UPDATE school_info_l SET sis_system_id = 9 where school_id IN (492, 434, 436);

which are amazingly simple.  
Both queries return the same exact error, same error.

not your
> How about triggers?  Foreign keys?  Rules?
 Neither of the updates touch any rules.
sis_system_id  is a foreign key to another table (but the first isnt
touching anything that has a trigger or foreign key constraint
attached to the column.

The table school_info_l has many contraints that affect other tables however

> Also, is it always the same number in the error, or does that change
> from run to run?
The number is the same for each time I run the update file on the same
database.  with this two queries having the same error.
Same result to, if I run these two after the first update file
finishes there is no problem, but if I try to run it at the end of hte
first file, choke.

Very Odd problem to me, since the update statemenets are so simple.
-Tom