One further thought --

In our complicated schema crossing, the tables in the different  
schemas use the same trigger function as well as same trigger name --  
could this cause a problem?

tmc=# select tgrelid,tgname, tgfoid from pg_trigger where tgname like  
'run_market%';
tgrelid  |         tgname         | tgfoid
----------+------------------------+--------
     19333 | run_market_aft_ins_upd |  19051
     19554 | run_market_aft_ins_upd |  19051
22991168 | run_market_aft_ins_upd |  19051
(3 rows)

There are three run_market tables: one in schema public, one in  
stage, one in research. Each has a trigger called  
"run_market_aft_ins_upd" , but all three point to the same trigger  
function. Is this a problem?


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