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I was trying to update some models on sequelize and when I would run the program sequelize.sync would throw an error

error: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "pg_type_typname_nsp_index"

and

'Key (typname, typnamespace)=(person_id_seq, 2200) already exists.'

I closed out of my postgres connection through pgadmin4 and reran the script and it successfully updated/created my model definitions.

I dropped the tables and tried recreating them and sure enough it would fail everytime I had more than 1 connection.

I am only using a postgres instance on heroku with the hobby plan, so I'm not sure if the limitation lies with that

Models:

db.Person = sequelize.define('person', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 first_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 last_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 email: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 unique: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 passwordHash: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.Ingredient = sequelize.define('ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true,
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false,
 ,
 name: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.PersonIngredient = sequelize.define('person_ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 custom_ingredient: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

postgresql heroku sequelize.js

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I was trying to update some models on sequelize and when I would run the program sequelize.sync would throw an error

error: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "pg_type_typname_nsp_index"

and

'Key (typname, typnamespace)=(person_id_seq, 2200) already exists.'

I closed out of my postgres connection through pgadmin4 and reran the script and it successfully updated/created my model definitions.

I dropped the tables and tried recreating them and sure enough it would fail everytime I had more than 1 connection.

I am only using a postgres instance on heroku with the hobby plan, so I'm not sure if the limitation lies with that

Models:

db.Person = sequelize.define('person', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 first_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 last_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 email: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 unique: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 passwordHash: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.Ingredient = sequelize.define('ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true,
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false,
 ,
 name: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.PersonIngredient = sequelize.define('person_ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 custom_ingredient: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

postgresql heroku sequelize.js

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asked Mar 26 at 1:03

ProgrammaticProgrammatic

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add a comment | 

I was trying to update some models on sequelize and when I would run the program sequelize.sync would throw an error

error: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "pg_type_typname_nsp_index"

and

'Key (typname, typnamespace)=(person_id_seq, 2200) already exists.'

I closed out of my postgres connection through pgadmin4 and reran the script and it successfully updated/created my model definitions.

I dropped the tables and tried recreating them and sure enough it would fail everytime I had more than 1 connection.

I am only using a postgres instance on heroku with the hobby plan, so I'm not sure if the limitation lies with that

Models:

db.Person = sequelize.define('person', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 first_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 last_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 email: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 unique: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 passwordHash: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.Ingredient = sequelize.define('ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true,
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false,
 ,
 name: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.PersonIngredient = sequelize.define('person_ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 custom_ingredient: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

postgresql heroku sequelize.js

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asked Mar 26 at 1:03

ProgrammaticProgrammatic

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db.Person = sequelize.define('person', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 first_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 last_name: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 email: 
 type: Sequelize.STRING,
 unique: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 passwordHash: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.Ingredient = sequelize.define('ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true,
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false,
 ,
 name: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT,
 allowNull: false
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

db.PersonIngredient = sequelize.define('person_ingredient', 
 id: 
 type: Sequelize.BIGINT,
 primaryKey: true, 
 autoIncrement: true,
 allowNull: false
 ,
 custom_ingredient: 
 type: Sequelize.TEXT
 
,

 underscored: true,
 freezeTableName: true
);

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asked Mar 26 at 1:03

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asked Mar 26 at 1:03

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asked Mar 26 at 1:03

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