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From: Wojtek Bogusz <Wojtek.Bogusz@fuw.edu.pl>
To: Postgres Mailing List <postgres@postgres.Berkeley.EDU>
Subject: buffer leak detected in BufferPoolCheckLeak()
Date: Mon, 1 Aug 1994 13:19:09 +0200 (MET DST)
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9408011309.A24990-0100000@ccfs1> (raw)


 Hello,

 I am defining new types for PG. First I define IO and types and then 
relation functions and on the end operators. While defining operators I 
get strange NOTICE messages:
...
Query sent to backend is "define operator << (  arg1 = nlschar,         arg2 = nlschar,         procedure = nlschar_lt,         associativity = left,         restrict = intltsel,    join = intltjoinsel) "
DEFINE
Query sent to backend is "define operator >> (  arg1 = nlschar,         arg2 = nlschar,         procedure = nlschar_gt,         associativity = left,         commutator = <<,        restrict = intltsel,    join = intltjoinsel) "
NOTICE:Aug  1 12:58:26:buffer leak detected in BufferPoolCheckLeak()
NOTICE:Aug  1 12:58:26:[00] (freeNext=18, freePrev=19, relname=pg_operator, blockNum=2, flags=0x14, refcount=0 0)
NOTICE:Aug  1 12:58:26:[01] (freeNext=47, freePrev=7, relname=pg_log, blockNum=0, flags=0x14, refcount=0 0)
... much more NOTICE:
NOTICE:Aug  1 12:58:27:[63] (freeNext=15, freePrev=54, relname=pg_procnameind, blockNum=3, flags=0x14, refcount=0 0)
DEFINE

 This happens on definition each second operator. What does it mean ? 
Does I am making any thing wrong ?

 Thank You 
 Wojtek


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