On 21.10.2005 01:05, Sidar López Cruz wrote:
how to copy data from file with fixed columns width to postgresql table?
About 3-4 lines in your favorite scripting language should do. Besides
this many frontends can do, EMS PG Manager being one of them.
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Regards,
Hannes Dorbath
Alfredo,
Well I'm no Java guru by any stretch of the
imagination.. One possibility would be to go to http://www.oracle.com/technology//index.html.
There's a Java developers mailing list, similar to this one, that can help you
and a discussion forum.
From: Alfredo Rico
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We have installed a product called Quasar for accounting needs at our
company, which is back ended by PostgreSQL. It is a requirement that
the database is replicated, real time, to a secondary machine and
PostgreSQL database, in case of failure of th
Unfortunately, the only syncronous replication I know of is
http://pgfoundry.org/projects/pgcluster/, which is statement-based. That
means it's got some substantial drawbacks...
On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 11:28:36AM -0500, Kirby Ubben wrote:
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On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 11:28:36AM -0500, Kirby Ubben wrote:
> Currently i have Slony working, but am not satisfied with how it
> accomplishes replication, or it's interface, and am curious what
> others are using to accomplish replication?
What do you find unsatisfactory (or, for that matter,
dis
Kirby Ubben wrote:
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We have installed a product called Quasar for accounting needs at our
company, which is back ended by PostgreSQL. It is a requirement that
the database is replicated, real time, to a secondary machine and
PostgreSQL database, in
> You are looking for synchronous replication as opposed to async?
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> >Currently i have Slony working, but am not satisfied with how it
> >accomplishes replication, or it's interface, and am curious what
> >others are using to accomplish replication?
There is also Mammoth Replicator:
http://ww
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>> You are looking for synchronous replication as opposed to async?
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>> >Currently i have Slony working, but am not satisfied with how it
>> >accomplishes replication, or it's interface, and am curious what
>> >others are using to accomplish replicat
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>[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Joshua D. Drake") writes:
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Currently i have Slony working, but am not satisfied with how it
accomplishes replication, or it's in
Hi.
I wondering about file size of a
table.
The table has 43000 pages and in documentation is
say's its around 8kb.
It makes it supose to be around 336Mb on
disk.
The table is simple just:
org_no varchar (12)
Name varachar(225)
But when i create a tablespace on a mfs disk
and just load
On 10/22/05, Roger Strandberg / Hamsta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I wondering about file size of a
table.
dont wonder :) install dbsize module from postgresql contrib, and check.
depesz
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