Here is my suggestion:
Just for this test, change plpgsql.so access code as 777,
after you test, change it back as 640.
Macht das schoen?
Grusse,
--Bangh
Reiner Dassing wrote:
> Hello!
> After installation the PostgreSQL Version 6.5.2 on Digital Unix V4.0F
> I did the regression tests.
>
> T
Upon his requirement, you also need to grant this administrator as a superuser of
postgres
when you run shell command createuser.
--Banghe
"Doran L. Barton" wrote:
> Not long ago, Mike Field proclaimed...
> > I'm getting a bit confused by the manual on this one, so excuse my
> > ignorance.
> >
> >RULE has special meaning. Other previliges you can grant are:
> >select, delete, update
> >
> >--Banghe
>
> Ahhh! Just what is the special meaning of RULE?
It means you grant a user privilege that he can create RULE on the table.
( you can get more info how to create a rule, see CREATE RU
make sure the postmaster on postgres server is running.
You can check if it is listening:
netstat -an | grep 5432
--Banghe
Andrew Higgs wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am writing a program in Delphi which connects to my linux postgres box
> (6.5.1). This was working just fine until the power fail thre
under psql you can get help for SQL statement grant.
grant rule on table to someone
menas you grant someone on the table previlige: RULE.
RULE has special meaning. Other previliges you can grant are:
select, delete, update
--Banghe
hal Lynch wrote:
> In the following grant statement what do
Hi ,
There is no problem to do so.
Check this file:
pg_hba.conf
You can set host-base access control.
--Banghe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My postgresql base is on machine A. Me I'm on machine B.
> I would like
> to connect to my postgresql system from machine A (with my
> soft in
>
Hello,
Q: how to add entry in pg_hba.conf?
I manually added an entry in pg_hba.conf as:
host template1 postgres_IP 255.255.255.0 banghe banghe
But as I run the code and got msg:
the file pg_hba.conf is crashed.
I wonder if I can manually edit this file.
(to locally connect postmaster seems n
Here is a suggestion to identy your problem.
Create a very simple table with some reocrds on your old postgres, then
pgdump, and restory on your new postgres. See is there a problem? If no,
then
there must have some functions used in your old database which are different
from in the new version.