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
skennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
however, when I try and create a user I get
bash-2.03$ createuser idip_734
Shall the new user be allowed to create databases? (y/n) y
Shall the new user be allowed to create more new users? (y/n) n
psql: FATAL 1: user p_sql734 does not exist
Looks to me
Thanks Tom,
PGPORT was unset in the environment.
I set it to 5433 and things started to work.
If I configured the server to user 5433 before building (using
--with-pg_port=5433 in configure) shouldn't the clients, etc
automatically look for port 5433?
The executables ARE the ones I compiled
skennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If I configured the server to user 5433 before building (using
--with-pg_port=5433 in configure) shouldn't the clients, etc
automatically look for port 5433?
They should, and they do for me (I routinely run several different
versions of PG on different ports
Hello Stephen
I am actually working on a concept for this problems: Many clusters with
different versions on a server:
It consists off 3 docs and some skripts:
* Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA) for PostgreSQL
* Flexible Environment for PostgreSQL in a Multi-Cluster-Multi-Database
(MCMD)
I am having some trouble with a PL/SQL script I have been trying to
write. The idea is that a table is created called user_table, This
stores extra information about each user on the system. There is a link
in the user_table called usename which links up to pg_shadow.username. I
want to be
Miguel Gonzalez writes:
Could you be a bit more specific? Time to upgrade to what?
PostgreSQL
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dear all,
I am developing a client application with C++ Builder 3 to access a
Database designed with PostgreSQL 7.0.4 using a BDE alias through the ODBC
driver.
I would like to have a form where I can add users to my users table of my
database and also create the corresponding entry to the
Miguel Gonzalez writes:
I am developing a client application with C++ Builder 3 to access a
Database designed with PostgreSQL 7.0.4 using a BDE alias through the ODBC
driver.
Time to upgrade.
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dear all,
I am developing a client application with C++ Builder 3 to access a
Database designed with PostgreSQL 7.0.4 using a BDE alias through the ODBC
driver.
I would like to have a form where I can add users to my users table of my
database and also create the corresponding entry to the
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