Hi, i hope someone can help me in this mailing list. Is there a way to
schedule databases querys with postgresql?? Ideally i would like to have a
database table with one field containing database queries and then create a
"postgres cron" for executing all my queries at a specified time.
I know on
On Thu, 2009-04-16 at 11:10 -0700, Mike angelo wrote:
> In looking at SuSE's download site, I see two available RPMs:
> postgresql and postgresql-server. It may be a novice question, but thn
> I am a Postgres novice. What exactly is the difference?
postgresql RPM:
If you want to manipulate a Postg
On Thu, 2009-04-16 at 11:10 -0700, Mike angelo wrote:
> In looking at SuSE's download site, I see two available RPMs:
> postgresql and postgresql-server. It may be a novice question, but thn
> I am a Postgres novice. What exactly is the difference?
postgresql RPM:
If you want to manipulate a Postg
One is the server, the other contains the client programs only (e.g. psql).
> In looking at SuSE's download site, I see two available RPMs: postgresql
> and postgresql-server. It may be a novice question, but thn I am a Postgres
> novice. What exactly is the difference?
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Mike angelo wrote:
> In looking at SuSE's download site, I see two available RPMs:
> postgresql and postgresql-server. It may be a novice question, but
> thn I am a Postgres novice. What exactly is the difference?
You don't say what flavor of SuSE, but on:
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 (x86
On Thu, 2009-04-16 at 11:10 -0700, Mike angelo wrote:
> In looking at SuSE's download site, I see two available RPMs:
> postgresql and postgresql-server. It may be a novice question, but thn
> I am a Postgres novice. What exactly is the difference?
I can't tell you what is in postgresql (probably
In looking at SuSE's download site, I see two available RPMs: postgresql and
postgresql-server. It may be a novice question, but thn I am a Postgres novice.
What exactly is the difference?
