> > > Has anyone tried running multiple postmasters w/ the same data
> > > directory.
> > > Any issues to watch out for? Problems with locking?
> > > All of the systems would be running on Red Hat 5.1 x86.
> >
> > Hard to imagine why you would want to do that. pg_log would be shared
> > by al
> > Has anyone tried running multiple postmasters w/ the same data
> > directory.
> > Any issues to watch out for? Problems with locking?
> > All of the systems would be running on Red Hat 5.1 x86.
>
> Hard to imagine why you would want to do that. pg_log would be shared
> by all backends, ev
> Has anyone tried running multiple postmasters w/ the same data
> directory.
> Any issues to watch out for? Problems with locking?
> All of the systems would be running on Red Hat 5.1 x86.
>
>
Hard to imagine why you would want to do that. pg_log would be shared
by all backends, even if th
I dont know if this will help, but you could try a vacuum command. Just be
patient, it can run for quite a while...
Gregory S. Youngblood
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-Original Message-
From: Gene Selkov Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 1998 1:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subje
Hi, I just complained about the slow copy operation a few hours ago. I think it came
to uneventful end, at least as far as I can tell (nothing too bad in the logfile). The
psql client I used to start this copy command detached at some point because of the
network timeout, but the backend itself
> Dumb question, but I've been searching all day and can't find any way to
> get a current list of Postgres users on my system. How do I do so?
psql -d template1 -c "select * from pg_user"
Gene
Hello,
Dumb question, but I've been searching all day and can't find any way
to get a current list of Postgres users on my system. How do I do
so?
Well 1st problem --prefix is not where the source code is at but where
you want the binaries to go once the compile is finished.
The syntax errors that you are getting on snprintf.c I'm not
experiencing here. I'm using gcc v2.7.2.3 (you can do gcc --version to
check yours).
You might want to try
Hi,
I am watching the progress of a COPY from a 2 megarow table. It seems to slow down
almost exponentially. The database file grew at about 2 megabytes a minute in the
beginning and now, 20 hours since started, it grows at 80 kilobytes a minute. The
table has 7 columns of char and int types,
Hi everyone.
I am new to postgres. I need a relational db that can be used with
a web client
from any plataform, and this seems to be it, BUT.
Our lab has ONLY sgi machines. Indigo 2s running Irix 6.2, an
Origin 200 running
IRIX 6.4, and a lonely Indigo running IRIX 5.3 !!
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