How does PostgreSQL react to time being stepped at bootup? My Chrony
NTP package might cause it to do so on rare occasions when the hardware
clock is way off. This would only happen during bootup.
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. Is it a VM or is there something going on that
would stop or suspend your system?
There is certainly something wrong there.
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, is a positive sum game.
It is US people who are benefitting more from the relationship, not
non-US people.
All are benefitting. The notion that someone is winning and therefor
someone else must be losing is the OP's false thesis.
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D'Arcy J.M. Cain writes:
Hey buddy, I know what I, a non-American, have done for this project.
What have you done?
I expect that this guy would tell you that all Free Software is evil and
takes food out of the mouths of his children.
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which case they have no grounds for action. There is nothing wrong with
discussing Oracle's features or even deliberately duplicating them.
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Look at LedgerSMB at www.ledgersmb.org. It uses Postgresql.
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Joe writes:
The Arabic language is written right-to-left, except ... when it comes to
numbers.
Perhaps they read their numbers right to left but use a little-endian
notation.
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Greg Sabino Mullane writes:
Not just old-fashioned, [having only one mother is] the biological law!
I see you aren't up on current research.
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expect to get from now(), but it's too late for that.
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Bruce Momjian writes:
My point is that our current behavior may not be the most intuitive, and
that most people may prefer a change.
I would prefer a change.
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Josh writes:
I'm sure you could make your own GUID, whatever one is.
Globally Unique IDentifier, probably. Just hash a 128 bit random number
with the current date.
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I wrote:
Do you have any idea when [nested transactions] will [be added]?
Richard Huxton writes:
Check the todo list in the developers' area on the website - that'll
show what's planned for 7.2
It's listed there: that's why I asked. Is everything on that list planned
for 7.2?
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Richard Huxton writes:
All functions take place within a transaction, but since PG doesn't
support nested transactions yet you can't roll back the effects of a
nested function.
Do you have any idea when it will?
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Can anyone give me an estimate of when we might expect to see nested
transactions implemented?
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Ross writes:
But seriously, numeric(10,2) (or whatever precision and scale is correct
for your application) is the standard answer.
Floats are fine for money as long as you only add and subtract and don't
deal in amounts that won't fit in the mantissa.
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, not to what might or might not meet
with the approval of some officialdom or other. The two seldom bear any
discernible relationship.
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Bernie Huang writes:
Just out of curiousity, does Postgres support nested transactions?
I'd like to know too, and not just out of curiousity. I have a use for
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