[postgis-users] Restore a raster dump from PostGIS 2.1.0 to PostGIS 2.3.0

[Cedric Duprez]

Hi Giuseppe,

Thanks for your answer and your help.
Here is the output of \do @:

    Schéma   | Nom | Type de l'arg. gauche | Type de l'arg. droit | Type 
du résultat |        Description
------------+-----+-----------------------+----------------------+------------------+----------------------------
  pg_catalog | @   | box                   | box                  | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | circle                | circle               | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | lseg                  | box                  | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | lseg                  | line                 | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | point                 | box                  | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | point                 | circle               | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | point                 | line                 | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | point                 | lseg                 | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | point                 | path                 | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | point                 | polygon              | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   | polygon               | polygon              | 
boolean          | deprecated, use <@ instead
  pg_catalog | @   |                       | bigint               | 
bigint           | absolute value
  pg_catalog | @   |                       | double precision     | 
double precision | absolute value
  pg_catalog | @   |                       | integer              | 
integer          | absolute value
  pg_catalog | @   |                       | numeric              | 
numeric          | absolute value
  pg_catalog | @   |                       | real                 | 
real             | absolute value
  pg_catalog | @   |                       | smallint             | 
smallint         | absolute value
  public     | @   | geometry              | geometry             | 
boolean          |
  public     | @   | geometry              | raster               | 
boolean          |
  public     | @   | raster                | geometry             | 
boolean          |
  public     | @   | raster                | raster               | 
boolean          |

The @ operator for raster type is in the public schema.
Weird, isn't it?