pg_temp.<pid>.<int>

From: "Brian Baquiran" <brianb(at)edsamail(dot)com>
To: <pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org>
Subject: pg_temp.<pid>.<int>
Date: 2001-03-14 03:49:47
Message-ID: 04fd01c0ac39$d07d7490$4e64a8c0@edsamail.com
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I am cleaning up an old 6.5 postgres installation prior to migrating it over
to 7.0.3. Looking in pg_class, I see some tables named pg_temp.<PID>.1 thru
7. I assume these were temp tables that got left behind when a backend with
pid <PID> died. Is it safe to delete these rows from pg_class? What else
should I do to clean up before migrating everything to 7.0.3?

I also see old pg_temp* and pg_sorttemp* in the data directory. I guess I'll
be deleting those too.

Brian

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