Bang on Tom.
As you can see from the snippet of my mail below, I had it pg_port.
Oh well, make distclean again I suppose
Thanks.
Tom Lane wrote:
"skennedy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
If I configured the server to user 5433 before building (using
--with-pg_port=5
piled using 5433, (according to
"which" anyway) :)
Everything seems to work now anyway but it would be interesting/useful
to know what I did wrong. Is there a trace/log
of some sort which might hold the answer?
Stephen Kennedy.
Tom Lane wrote:
"skennedy" &
Hi..
I have a Solaris 2.8 machine on which I have Postgresql 7.2.4 postgres
listening on port 5432. This works fine.
I have a user who needs a newer version and has asked specifically for
7.3. I have compiled and installed a 7.3.4
successfully, using
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/p_sql734 -
Oracle have something similar: RDA which generates HTML reports for the
hardware, SO, and database.
It doesn't do explains but does show which SQLs are the most expensive, etc.
It could be worth having a look at that for ideas on what and how to report
it.
Stephen.
Somasekhar Bangalore wrot
