with :
cygwin 1.1.4
cygipc 1.09-2 (installed and running)
postgresql-7.0-nt-binaries.tar.gz installed
initdb done (initdb -D /usr/local/pgsql/data2)
the following message is returned by postgresql :
$ ./postgres -D /usr/local/pgsql/data2
DEBUG: Data Base System is starting up at Tue Mar 13 19:
At 16:47 2001-03-12 +, Simon wrote:
>Hi having problems with postmaster Having su up to the postgres
>superuser
>
>postmaster -i -D /usr/local/pgsql/data
>
>Responds with
>
>Write to pid file failed
>Please check the permission and try again
maybe files installed as root and no writepermi
Is there a table or tables that contains the creation date/time
of data bases and tables?
hal
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I've donwloaded the sources to tcl 8 and tk 8... should be enough, since
tcl/tk is something for development ;o)? Well I'll check the homepage for
something else that is needed...
thanks anyway!
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Hi having problems with postmaster Having su up to the postgres
superuser
postmaster -i -D /usr/local/pgsql/data
Responds with
Write to pid file failed
Please check the permission and try again
Any ideas
Cheers guys
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Good morning, I am user of Microfocus Cobol,
I am needing to use POSTGRESQL in server LINUX.
Please which COBOL that I could use?
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Good morning, I am user of Microfocus Cobol,
I am needing to use POSTGRESQL in server LINUX.
Please which COBOL that I could use?
Thank you very much for your attention,
Jairo
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Thank you anyway.
I have solve my problem in 6.5.3 (too old server) by
creating pg_options
verbose=2
query=1
syslog=0
hostlookup
showportnumber
I
I set syslog=0 'coz I can't make it log to /var/log/postgresql.
I removed "-d 2" in /etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql:
su -l postgre
it's like
SELECT *
FROM :table
WHERE :condition
LIMIT :limit
OFFSET :offset
Sherwin
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>I read on a website dedicated to MySQL, that the limit clause allows
>someone to restrict the result of a query to a certain domain.
>Exemple : "selec