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CREATE TABLE "test2" ( "cdc" INTEGER, "product" INTEGER) PARTITION BY LIST ("cdc"); -- ok SELECT create_distributed_table('test2', 'product'); -- ok CREATE TABLE "test2_1" PARTITION OF "test2" for values in (1); -- ok CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "test2_1" PARTITION OF "test2" FOR VALUES IN (1); NOTICE: relation "test2_1" already exists, skipping ERROR: table "test2_1" is already distributed
It should just give notice without error (how it is on plain PG). Under Python this raises psycopg2.ProgrammingError.
Citus 7.3, PG 10.3 started from docker-compose on Linux Mint 18.3
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It should just give notice without error (how it is on plain PG).
Under Python this raises psycopg2.ProgrammingError.
Citus 7.3, PG 10.3 started from docker-compose on Linux Mint 18.3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: