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--lc-monetary=C --lc-numeric=C -U postgres
Try.
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his merely encourages people to
> use a cycle of six or so passwords, like something they can remember
> with one digit tagged on.
>
Hi!
Such a policy is in force in my country (Poland) but only if system
contains personal data. (government law)
8 or more characters - 2 capital letters, 2 digit
On 21.02.2010 00:22, Greg Stark wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 10:42 PM, Andrzej Zawadzki wrote:
>
>> Downgrade to 7.4
>> Dump
>> Upgrade
>> Restore
>>
>>
> Actually that's not the best way.
>
>
True bat not easier for begin
directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version
> 7.4, which is not compatible with this version 8.1.1
>
> Any suggestions will be appreciated.
>
Downgrade to 7.4
Dump
Upgrade
Restore
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970426] LOG: execute
: UPDATE b.person SET last_person_hist_id = $1,
history_generate_id = 0 WHERE id = $2
[32096][azawadzki][2009-10-04 17:00:46 CEST][970426] DETAIL:
parameters: $1 = '1374224', $2 = '658041'
[32096][azawadzki][2009-10-04 17:00:46 CEST][970426] LOG: execute
: SET CONSTRAINTS b.last_person_hist_id_fkey IMMEDIATE
[32096][azawadzki][2009-10-04 17:00:46 CEST][970426] ERROR: could not
open relation with OID 10027008
[32096][azawadzki][2009-10-04 17:00:46 CEST][970426] STATEMENT: SET
CONSTRAINTS b.last_person_hist_id_fkey IMMEDIATE
[32096][azawadzki][2009-10-04 17:00:46 CEST][970426] LOG: execute S_2:
ROLLBACK
I can repeat this behavior on all my test and production servers. If I
run this last transaction block separately everything works fine.
What could be wrong? Some bad adjustments? On the 8.3 works well...
ps. sorry for html but IMHO looks better.
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Daniel J. Summers wrote:
> Andrzej Zawadzki wrote:
>> Daniel J. Summers wrote:
>>
>>> Tony Liao wrote:
>>>
>>>> I try to explain analyze,but it doesn't work ,it use seq scan.
>>>>
>>> Generally sp
Daniel J. Summers wrote:
> Tony Liao wrote:
>> I try to explain analyze,but it doesn't work ,it use seq scan.
> Generally speaking, LIKE doesn't use indexes.
?! That's not true at all!!
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n I think that is much faster to copy running
database
to new SAN.
Then stop postgres and rsync what was changed - but this will be probably
only a few files.
> 3. start postgres with new data directory
Minimal downtime I think.
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Jessica Richard wrote:
> If the linux box has 8 CPU's, is there a way to configure for Postgres
> to user 6 of them? how? Thanks!
Try that:
http://www.bullopensource.org/cpuset/
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