Issue 44000

Summary: deleting a record from a PostgreSQL table with a SERIAL field leaves garbage
Product: Base Reporter: Frank Schönheit <frank.schoenheit>
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Severity: Trivial    
Priority: P3 CC: issues
Version: 680m80   
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SQL script to generate the sample table(s) in a PostgreSQL database none

Description Frank Schönheit 2005-03-03 14:58:55 UTC 
- pre-requisites (not sure how much the concrete versions do matter):
  - PostgreSQL 8.0.1 running on Windows XP
  - PostgreSQL ODBC 7.03.02.00, on a different WinXP machine
- use a database document connecting, via ODBC, to the PostgreSQL database server
- import the attached script into the database (you can do so via Tools|SQL in OOo)
- View|Refresh tables to see the newly created table "interprets"
- open the "interprets" table by double-clicking it
- mark the third row
- delete it, confirm the safety question
=> *lot* of assertions
=> all rows are now painted empty, with a red cross in front of it
Comment 1 Frank Schönheit 2005-03-03 15:03:12 UTC 
Created attachment 23296 [details]
SQL script to generate the sample table(s) in a PostgreSQL database
Comment 3 ocke.janssen 2005-11-04 09:33:51 UTC 
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Comment 4 odaata 2008-03-08 02:10:59 UTC 
I am also having the same difficulty with deleting rows from tables with a
serial primary key. I can delete from tables with no serial primary key just
fine though. Any workaround for this?

Thanks,
Mike Olson
University of Wisconsin-Madison
German Department