I had a bunch of tables that had v_ prepended to their names. I've
renamed all of the tables so that they don't have that prefix anymore
so that v_address is now addresses. The name of this table's sequence
is still v_addresses_add ress_id_seq. This is fine except for the fact
that I'm using JBoss and it assumes that the table's sequence is
addresses_addre ss_id_seq. (Why it needs to read the sequence I have no
idea.) So now, every time I try to save an object JBoss is executing
sql that is trying to read from a non-existent sequence.
Can I rename my sequences and change the tables to point to the new
sequence names or do I have to do something like:
1) Rename addresses to addresses_temp
2) Create addresses from scratch so that Postgres creates a sequence
named addresses_addre ss_id_seq
3) Select all of the data from addresses_temp into addresses.
Thanks,
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renamed all of the tables so that they don't have that prefix anymore
so that v_address is now addresses. The name of this table's sequence
is still v_addresses_add ress_id_seq. This is fine except for the fact
that I'm using JBoss and it assumes that the table's sequence is
addresses_addre ss_id_seq. (Why it needs to read the sequence I have no
idea.) So now, every time I try to save an object JBoss is executing
sql that is trying to read from a non-existent sequence.
Can I rename my sequences and change the tables to point to the new
sequence names or do I have to do something like:
1) Rename addresses to addresses_temp
2) Create addresses from scratch so that Postgres creates a sequence
named addresses_addre ss_id_seq
3) Select all of the data from addresses_temp into addresses.
Thanks,
-M@
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