Thanks for all who replied.
There are certain cases where multi-master rep are very implementable such as where
the datasets being rep are fairly disjointed but need to be replicated for
completeness in
terms of reporting. But you are absolutely 110% correct. Multimaster synchro is a
hi all,
I have this error "pg_atoi: error in "PARC
INDUSTRIEL": can't parse "PARC INDUSTRIEL" "when I try to copy
data from file todatabase.
The 2 databases have the same encoding
'LATIN1'.
The data types are all the same in two
tables.
These are alls requests I use to copy
data.
Is there any way to change the prompt in the psql CLI client? In the
same way as one does with bash, or other shells.
Ideally I want:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:database $
as the prompt. Anyone got any ideas/references?
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Sam Barnett-Cormack wrote:
Is there any way to change the prompt in the psql CLI client? In the
same way as one does with bash, or other shells.
Ideally I want:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:database $
as the prompt. Anyone got any ideas/references?
Sure, see the psql manual page.
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Bruce
Hi folks,
as anyone tested tunning postgresql on a memory stick ?
cu
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Sam Barnett-Cormack wrote:
Is there any way to change the prompt in the psql CLI client? In the
same way as one does with bash, or other shells.
Ideally I want:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:database $
as the prompt. Anyone got any ideas/references?
Put
\set PROMPT1 '[EMAIL PROTECTED]:%~%R%# '
in your
stessy writes:
I have this error pg_atoi: error in PARC INDUSTRIEL: can't parse
PARC INDUSTRIEL when I try to copy data from file to database.
The copy is seeing the value PARC INDUSTRIEL while it is trying to fill
a numerical column. Make sure the order and type of your columns matches.
