p://pgadmin.postgresql.org -> pgAdmin2 interface
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ten an ascii UTF-8 safe wrapper to ascii() function? If yes,
would you be so kind to publish this function on the list.
2) Are there plans to add an ascii() UTF-8 safe function to PostrgeSQL?
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Le Jeudi 2 Mai 2002 04:01, Alan Wayne a écrit :
> In foxpro, I've been using the provided 10-character
> random generator to provide for the primary keys on my
> data files. As far as I can tell, PostgreSQL only uses
> an auto-incrementing serial field for its primary
> keys. So as far as I can se
Le Mercredi 1 Mai 2002 21:55, Hal Lynch a écrit :
> Can some kind soul give me a clue how to do it, or where to look
> for instructions?
Did you restart PostgreSQL service to reload pg_hba.conf?
"service postgresql restart"
Just my two cents,
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Le Jeudi 25 Avril 2002 20:54, S Grannis a écrit :
> I think our work-around for now will be to SELECT the column we wish to
> analyze into a flat file and then run a Perl script to do the actual
> counting.
Dear all,
I wrote a small howto to solve S Grannis performance questions on Count()
func
rs; even with all libraries installed. From
then, I always used the --target i586 flag.
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se, you can also have a look at pgAdmin2
(http://pgadmin.postgresql.org). pgAdmin2 takes advantage of the lastest 7.2
improvements.
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what is going on.
1) What is the version of you PostgreSQL installed (rpm -q postgresql)?
Alternatively, what is your linux distribution?
2) Do you have a backup of your database (schema + data)?
3) What do the logs say when you try to start the database (probably with
'service postgresql st
cludes
odbc drivers).
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ITH ENCODING 'Unicode';
- SET CLIENT_ENCODING = 'Latin9' (=ISO-8859-15) = Latin1 + euro symbol.
In pgAdmin2, we plan to take advantage of these new features to :
- change client encoding on the fly,
- display multi-byte text.
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Le Mercredi 13 Mars 2002 16:11, Gaetano Mendola a écrit :
> But of course I should use it with the version 7.2 for use this feature.
> Or not ?
Yes, CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION is only available from PostgreSQL 7.2+.
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Dear Gaetano,
pgAdmin2 (http://www.pgadmin.org) support CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION. Also,
the CVS latest version offers pseudo modification of views and triggers
(binaries available in CVS).
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> I'm wondering if there is a specific Linux distribution for the x86 that
> will provide a better PostgreSQL server than the other ones?
> Thanks,
> Peter Darley
Dear Peter,
PostgreSQL will only be PostgreSQL and there is no real difference, except
compilation choices and RPM package names.
I
Le Vendredi 1 Mars 2002 15:40, Gary Stainburn a écrit :
> Thanks for the comments, but I don't think that I made myself clear.
> I am connecting using the native PHP pg support. The only bit I'm using
> ODBC for is the Windows/Delphi stuff.
> BTW, the Delphi app can connect/disconnect as often as
re are many available for PHP : ADODB (ADO port under
PHP), PEARDB (http://pear.php.net) available from PHP cvs, etc...
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> An incredible amount of thank's for you and the PgAdmin Team ;)
> All work fine now. Thank you for your quickly answer, and for you and
> the rest of the team for the great work with PgAdmin.
> Thank you.
Manuel Trujillo
> Have a nice day ;-)
> TooManySecrets
You are welcome.
Jean-Michel
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Dear all,
How can I calculate the real lenght a an utf-8 string? Is there a server-side
function available?
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Dear all,
After migration to PostgreSQL 7.2, modifying a function with CREATE OR
REPLACE foo, and running the function, backend returns :
fmgr_info: function 20071: cache lookup failed.
Any idea?
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> Jean-Michel.. if you are reading, have you had any more thoughts on this?
> If we knock up a test app, can you test on any of you machines? We could at
> least then allow the pgAdmin user to select the font, and have them
> download a suitable one if required.
Dear Dave,
It is not a problem of
rowser has Japanese fonts installed. Visit Japan Yahoo,
this should suffice as a test.
Hope this is enough,
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surprise some of you. This was just my 0.02 cents. The overall quality of
PostgreSQL is excellent, so don't flame me for this mail.
We only need more information from hackers to make a better pgAdmin2.
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At 10:26 12/11/01 -0600, you wrote:
>Something completely different: I believe GreatBridge is no longer. Who is
>the driving force behind the further development of PostGreSQL right now -
>and if some of you guys do this full time, what is your motivation and how
>do you survive?
PostgreSQL is
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