Cameron, James & Tom:
Is this advise below a bit drastic?
I just completed a re-install of postgresql, from source, and have
encountered the same problem with the hanging shell response to my attempts
to invoke a psql command prompt, even using the -a or --echo-all switches.
-- Hugh Esco
I re
Peter Eisentraut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Tom Lane writes:
>> I was going to add one for schemas, but \ds and \dS are already taken,
>> and there was no good proposal for what to use instead. Any thoughts?
> \dschema
I would have done that, but it doesn't fit nicely beside the behavior
of t
Unfortunately I don't think I can lend any good news to the situation.
The phpPgAdmin code base, being based on phpMyAdmin, was too hairy to
try and add schema support in for 7.3, so we decided to do a complete
rewrite of the system, which we dubbed as "webdb". The framework of the
webdb code base
Here is a bit of a follow up to the PAM setup. If you want to
authenticate against an LDAP source then creatinga /etc/pam.d/postgresql
file containing the following:
authrequired/lib/security/pam_ldap.so
account required/lib/security/pam_ldap.so
This works fine and I love t
Jodi-
Given you two choices, I would go for #2, but consider this third option:
Publication:
pub_id
other_stuff
Keyword:
keyword_id
keyword_text
Keyword_assignment:
pub_id
keyword_id
Keyword only contains 6 records, but you can add new keywords as needed in
the future. (Option #1 didn't give y
On 6 Dec 2002 at 10:45, Jodi Kanter wrote:
> I am creating a simple database that will hold information about
> various pu= blications. There are keywords that are associated with
> these publications = and there can be anywhere from 1 to about 6 of
> these different keywords.
>
> As I see it I h
I am creating a simple database that will hold
information about various publications. There are keywords that are associated
with these publications and there can be anywhere from 1 to about 6 of these
different keywords.
As I see it I have two choices:
1) create keyword fields 1-6 in th
