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From the documentation, the range of integer data types is not
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May, with some smaller ones as far back as February.
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our business has grown, we've been running
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Thanks much.
You could try oid2name:
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I'm curious what led you to that conclusion. The MinGW site itself does
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but I don't know libpq, I
might choose to just stick with what I know and use ODBC.
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Well to work with psqlODBC, will I need to recompile the psqlODBC binary
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here or is there a better way?
I did some quick searching also, looks like regular expressions are your
way to go. Here is one for isInteger, for example:
varchar ~ '^[0-9]+$'
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Oracle defines database (schema) objects and non-schema objects (see [1]).
Is there also such a thing in Postgres?
Yes. See, for example, CREATE USER, CREATE TABLESPACE and CREATE SCHEMA.
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Sorry, any ideas? (I know it's a stupid question)
See the documentation section 5.3.1 Check Constraints. The condition
needs to be in parentheses. And in order to name your constraint, you
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select
t3.id,
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(
t1.title,
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t3.title
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(
case
when t1
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ELSE
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Thanks for your reply. We were able to work out with type OTHER.
How did you get OTHER to work? Did you define your own TypeHandler?
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Or if you prefer, define an outer select with your select in the FROM
clause; in the outer select, you can select each of the 4 columns plus
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thanks millions!
What do you mean by function? Are you trying to do this from PgAdmin,
from a stored proc or from some flavor of source code? If either of the
latter two, which language?
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such a thing, you are asked to use a second occurrence of FM to turn
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(why it uses a transaction for a simple select is the other thing).
Every database interaction happens within a transaction.
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Christophe Pettus wrote:
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There is no reason why PG could not support packed decimal.
Is that not NUMERIC?
No, that is not NUMERIC. All numeric types are stored as binary
representations. Packed decimal is not. Perhaps an example would
Bruce Momjian wrote:
Guy Rouillier wrote:
Christophe Pettus wrote:
On Oct 4, 2009, at 7:09 PM, Guy Rouillier wrote:
There is no reason why PG could not support packed decimal.
Is that not NUMERIC?
No, that is not NUMERIC. All numeric types are stored as binary
representations. Packed
. And for a while would be over 50 years, as packed decimal
is still in use today. All banks rely on it. The best way to avoid
loss of precision with decimal is to use decimal representation, and not
convert to binary at all. There is no reason why PG could not support
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issue. As has been pointed out here, the schedule could be
kept in the DB, which would address that. Having a scheduler in the DB
to run those jobs is just the next step.
Different stokes, as they say. All about choice.
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already pieces of code that run upon certain events, namely insert,
update or delete events. What others do you have in mind?
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Gregory Stark wrote:
Christopher Browne cbbro...@gmail.com writes:
- Managing jobs (e.g. - pgcron)
A number of people have mentioned a job scheduler. I think a job scheduler
entirely inside Postgres would be a terrible idea.
PgFoundry already has a project called Job Scheduler.
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, each with
a foreign key to the same reference table, deadlocks are pretty easy to
create. This is especially true if the reference table has low
cardinality, which is often the case.
I don't know if this situation has been improved since that time.
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Liraz Siri wrote:
Solaris is awesome (dtrace rocks!), but I still prefer Debian/Linux for
the same reasons I prefer PostgreSQL over MySQL - its lack of dependence
on any single company.
OpenSolaris?
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We all are, sooner or later ;)
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Garry Saddington wrote:
It does work but returns a column called case. How can I return the case
column as 'postcode'?
select
CASE WHEN postcode ilike '%OO%' THEN ''
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from addresses
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completely owns all files related to that instance. Only one instance
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The same could be done with PostgreSQL. As I said, the NetApp is just a
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Ow Mun Heng wrote:
On Sun, 2007-10-21 at 22:54 -0400, Guy Rouillier wrote:
The current app uses stored procedures
for all inserts, and PG didn't do well with that approach; substituting
embedded inserts fixed that problem. So PG can definitely handle very
Can you explain what is embedded
.zip instead. Unzip in a temporary directory, read
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I set that up, and using the SHOW command returns the set value. I
searched the archives and I couldn't identify a way to retrieve these
values in a trigger function.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.2/static/functions-admin.html
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See the message thread can I define own variable? for a discussion of
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Another possibility, if you only need to store and retrieve values
and not do anything especially interesting with them, is to abuse
the custom GUC variable facility.
I've had several occasions when a user-defined
surprised that such a common usage scenario has not forced
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Seems to be working. What version are you using and on what platform?
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connection pooling? If so, then you'll need to provide the webapp
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this one. Until someone comes out with a standardized
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Original Message From Guy Rouillier
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/techdocs.71. Color me dumb, but I
can't figure a way to download the document Apache 2.0, Tomcat 5.5,
WARs PostgreSQL 8.1 JDBC DataSources on Windows XP. When I click
on the link to the document
on Windows XP. When I click on the
link to the document, it just brings me back to the same page.
So then I figured perhaps I needed a community login. So I created one
3 or 4 days ago, but I'm still waiting for the confirmation email to
arrive. Is that server stuck?
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Guy Rouillier
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