Well, thanks again for the info... I am starting to hack... we'll see how
it ends up!!
Justin
On Mon, 29 Mar 1999, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > I've started scanning through the 6.0 backend code, and there has to be an
> > easier way... It might take me a week before I could hack the code and
> >
Lo all. This is my first posting, so I apologize if this is
in-appropriate. I am trying to change a field inside of a table from int4
to text. Here is what I have tried:
I create a temp table from the original. I then drop the original table.
After that I create a new table, with the exact sa
> I've started scanning through the 6.0 backend code, and there has to be an
> easier way... It might take me a week before I could hack the code and
> get it working... Unless somebody could tell me which function in which
> file needs to return what...
>
> Thanks for the advice... I'm still
I've started scanning through the 6.0 backend code, and there has to be an
easier way... It might take me a week before I could hack the code and
get it working... Unless somebody could tell me which function in which
file needs to return what...
Thanks for the advice... I'm still digging thr
> I had a server crash and it seems that I have all the data recovered
> except the pg_log file. I am running an older version of postgres
> (6.0) and I want to know if there is a way to rebuild the pg_log and the
> pg_time file from the data that is contain in the data/base/DBName
> directory???
I had a server crash and it seems that I have all the data recovered
except the pg_log file. I am running an older version of postgres
(6.0) and I want to know if there is a way to rebuild the pg_log and the
pg_time file from the data that is contain in the data/base/DBName
directory???
I have a
The file you need is postdrv.exe ... I will check where I got it just now,
but you just install that and it works like a charm with 6.4.2 ;-) I think
if you check the documentation in the doc directory you will get the site
where you need to download it ... or perhaps it is in the FAQ ... I think
Hi All
may be this is a stupid question but: :)))
How can i make connection between PostGreSQL (Linux Slackware 3.5) and an
ODBC client???
I have a ODBC, do i need of kerberos? And where i can get it for Linux?
Thanx
Nikolay
