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From: Dave Pinkney <dpinkney@remus.ulowell.edu>
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Subject: uint4 built-in type supported?
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Is the postgres built-in type uint4 (4 byte unsigned long) supported
yet?  I get an error from the backend when I try to use it as a base
type.  

Thanks,

Dave Pinkney
dpinkney@cs.uml.edu



Transcript of session:

Welcome to the C POSTGRES terminal monitor

Go 
* create test_class(name = text, age = uint4) \g

Query sent to backend is "create test_class(name = text, age = uint4) "
WARN:Sep 18 18:10:55:type name lookup of uint4 failed

Go 
* create test_class(name = text, age = uint2) \g

Query sent to backend is "create test_class(name = text, age = uint2) "
WARN:Sep 18 18:11:06:type name lookup of uint2 failed

Go 
* create test_class(name = text, age = int4) \g

Query sent to backend is "create test_class(name = text, age = int4) "
CREATE
Go 
* \q
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