On Tuesday 15 June 2010 23:31:26 Tom Lane wrote:
> Robert Voinea writes:
> >>> The problem is that after I update a table whenever I use a function
> >>> that makes use of dblink_build_sql the server crashes.
>
> FYI, I've committed patches to deal with this and some related issues.
>
Thank you
Robert Voinea writes:
>>> The problem is that after I update a table whenever I use a function that
>>> makes use of dblink_build_sql the server crashes.
FYI, I've committed patches to deal with this and some related issues.
regards, tom lane
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Robert Voinea writes:
> I attached the server log (for the crash case) and a test case with logs.
> For that test case this is the error I get, no server crash.
> ERROR: invalid memory alloc request size 4294967293
> The scenario is this:
> Create a table, drop a column, any column then add a v
On Friday 11 June 2010 17:21:28 Tom Lane wrote:
> Robert Voinea writes:
> > I have a development database that is altered a lot and a set of
> > functions that make use of dblink_build_sql_*.
> > The problem is that after I update a table whenever I use a function that
> > makes use of dblink_buil
Robert Voinea writes:
> I have a development database that is altered a lot and a set of functions
> that make use of dblink_build_sql_*.
> The problem is that after I update a table whenever I use a function that
> makes use of dblink_build_sql the server crashes.
This is a bug, but you have n
Hi
I have the following issue:
I have a development database that is altered a lot and a set of functions
that make use of dblink_build_sql_*.
The problem is that after I update a table whenever I use a function that
makes use of dblink_build_sql the server crashes.
The ALTER TABLE sequences u
