On Fri, Jun 03, 2005 at 11:26:29AM -0500, woody wrote:
>
> I'm having trouble GRANTing access on sequences. I created a database
> called 'asterisk' using the 'postgres' user. I then created 2 users
> called 'asterisk' and 'asterisk_owner'. I created a schema called
> 'asterisk' and GRANTed CREATE
"Patrick Brennan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hopefully a simple question. I have a copy of the data from an old
> PostgreSQL installation (it's not a dump, it's a copy of the PGDATA
> directory). I have two questions, is there a simple way for me to
> determine the version of PostgreSQL tha
woody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ... When I log in as
> 'asterisk', I can insert rows but I can't use the implied nextval(). It
> says the relation does not exist.
I'd bet this isn't a permissions problem at all, but a schema search
path problem. Do you have different search paths for asteris
Title: dbmirror modifies pg_proc nextval/setval functions
Hi all,
I'm trying out dbmirror for postgres 8.0.3 and I ran into some problems that I traced back to the setup sql script the MirrorSetup.sql, the standard nextval and setval get renamed using the following:
UPDATE pg_proc SET pron
Hi there,
Hopefully a simple question. I have a copy of the data from an old
PostgreSQL installation (it's not a dump, it's a copy of the PGDATA
directory). I have two questions, is there a simple way for me to
determine the version of PostgreSQL that this data belongs to?
Secondly, is ther
Hi all,
We are in the process of upgrading our 7.4.6 instance of PG to 8.0.3 which
includes putting the new instance on new hardware. The new hardware has
two Raid 5 disks and one system disk and we were going to play around with
putting the data directory and the transaction logs on separate dis
Hello all.
I have a production postgresql 7.4.5 database on a HP Proliant ML330 G3
server, OS: SUSE SLES8, two SCSI disks in RAID1.
I just cloned the same database (same data) on another server. It's
another HP Proliant ML330 G3 with SUSE SLES8 on but it has the latest
7.4.x release (7.4.8)
I'm having trouble GRANTing access on sequences. I created a database
called 'asterisk' using the 'postgres' user. I then created 2 users
called 'asterisk' and 'asterisk_owner'. I created a schema called
'asterisk' and GRANTed CREATE, DROP, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE on this
schema to 'asterisk_owner'
hello everybody i'm a newbie in postgresql
when i do this:
# su - postgre
$ /usr/local/pgsql/bin/postmaster -i -D
/home/postgre/database
i've got this:
FATAL: database files are incompatible with server
DETAIL: The data directory was initialized by
postgresql version 7.3, which is not compatible
Hi,
I have older version for postgresql 7.2,I want upgread the version
how to upgread postegresql 7.2 to postgresql 8.0
Can ypou help me, Please.
regards
Talal
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