Postgresql on Alpha doesn't print Modifiers?

[csmall@eye-net.com.au (Craig Small)]

Am I missing something obvious here or does the alpha postgresql not
print the table column modifiers?  I cannot find anything obvious that
makes the output different.

Here is the output from an alpha, postgresql 7.2.1-3

            Table "brands"
   Column    |          Type
-------------+------------------------
 id          | smallint
 name        | character varying(100)
 description | character varying(255)
Indexes: brands_name
Primary key: brands_pkey


And here is the output from an intel, postgresql 7.2.1-2
   Column    |          Type          |                    Modifiers            
-------------+------------------------+-------------------------------------------------
 id          | smallint               | not null default nextval('brands_id_seq'::text)
 name        | character varying(100) | not null
 description | character varying(255) |
Indexes: brands_name
Primary key: brands_pkey

I'm stuffed if I know why I don't get that third column on the alpha.
Surely its not arch specific?  Any alpha users got the modifier column?

  - Craig
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