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PostgreSQL integer array column unavailable

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Using DBeaver 6.1.0

I’m trying to create an integer array column for a table in a PostgreSQL database, and can’t seem to find the option. I have tried entering it manually and get an error, while interestingly an array of text (text[]) gets converted to _text when I press enter, and seems to be identified as a text array correctly.

Thanks!

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serge-ridercommented, Jun 29, 2019

In PostgreSQL data type _text stands for array of text. text[] is just another form of record. You can set data type to int4[] manually (which is basically the same as _int4).

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smitt14uacommented, Aug 30, 2020

@uslss try to update a value in already existed column, I have error when try this

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