"Morris, Joel A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to build 6.5 w/ krb5 support.
The Kerberos 5 support in PostgreSQL has not been updated for the API
changes between whatever beta version it was written for and the final
release. I have no idea how much work it will be to fix it.
As a
Try this (6.5):
test=> show DATESTYLE;
NOTICE: DateStyle is Postgres with European conventions
SHOW VARIABLE
test=> select * from JUNK_QWERTY;
id|mydate
--+--
1|01-02-1999
2|24-03-1999
3|24-11-1999
You can select which DATESTYLE to use
SET DATESTYLE TO 'ISO'|'SQL'|'Postgres'|'Eu
I have just replicated a db in 6.5 from 6.4.2.
The table selects the date differently from the identical table.
I obviously set a parameter in 6.4.2 which I now cannot find (from
mail list archive and doc as well).
Please aid someone who is tearing his hair out.
Thank you in advance,
Colin.
Th
Mark Dalphin writes:
>I am very pleased to see the program written and think it may be
>useful for others. I wonder if it might be written "more elegantly",
>somehow accessing the Postgresql meta-data directly, but that is by
>way of musing rather than critisism, for I don't know how to do it.
I
On Monday, Jun 28, Todd R. Eisenschink wrote:
... a program called AutoVac which loops over all the databases controlled by
Postgresql, drops each index, VACUUM ANALYZE each table and then re-creates the
index. An interesting mixture of shell, Perl and psql (no complaint, mind you;
it is more th
I'm trying to build 6.5 w/ krb5 support. I have made the service principal
and made the necessary changes to Makefile.global.
When I try to build I get an error about not finding krb5.h in auth.c. This
is easily fixed by editing auth.c to specify the correct location for
krb5.h. After I fix tha
