Rikardo Tinauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But here comes something I think it is a bug. Shared memory can not
> be recovered from this point on. Everthing operation I try to
> perform on db says: out of shared memory. And the only option
> I have is to shutdown postmaster and start it again.
H
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Tom Lane wrote:
> Hmm. This is still broken in CVS tip, but I think the correct solution
> is just to replace "\connect db user" with "\connect db" everywhere.
> This will retain the starting real user authentication throughout the
> restore process. We have completely aba
Hello,
I don't know whether this really is a bug or is just
something I don't know how to configure in the db.
I wrote a PL/SQL stored procedure which performs a
huge transaction cca. 2 milion record insert.
The procedure performs transacting and atfer a while
error is thrwn: out od shared memo
John R Pierce wrote:
About an hour after mailing that, I realized that the buggy RHEL2.1
system was running with Intel Hyperthreading enabled (so it appeared
as 4 CPUs) while the no-problems RH8.0 system had hyperthreading
enabled (we'd previously been benchmarking some multithreaded stuff
both
About an hour after mailing that, I realized that the buggy RHEL2.1
system was running with Intel Hyperthreading enabled (so it appeared as 4
CPUs) while the no-problems RH8.0 system had hyperthreading enabled (we'd
previously been benchmarking some multithreaded stuff both ways). So,
its *ju
John R Pierce wrote:
> *HOWEVER*...
About an hour after mailing that, I realized that the buggy RHEL2.1
system was running with Intel Hyperthreading enabled (so it appeared as
4 CPUs) while the no-problems RH8.0 system had hyperthreading enabled
(we'd previously been benchmarking some multithre
>> This is almost certainly the "pid file does nto go away"
>issue. Manually remove the .pid file in the data directory,
>and start the service.
>>
>> I beleive this bug is fixed in beta-2.
>
>I think we fixed that after beta2.
Oh, that might be so.
Then let me rephrase - it's fixed in the MS
"John R Pierce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> You've got some background client holding a transaction open. Or else
>> the test program isn't really committing when you think it is.
> there are no background programs. I've done all the usual checking of `ps'
> outputs looking for such.
> in t
Magnus Hagander wrote:
> This is almost certainly the "pid file does nto go away" issue. Manually remove the
> .pid file in the data directory, and start the service.
>
> I beleive this bug is fixed in beta-2.
I think we fixed that after beta2.
--
Bruce Momjian| ht
>Dear friends
>
>I'm not able to install postgresql on my Windows Machine:
>
>
>RDBMS Version: 8.0.0 beta2-2dev
>OS: Windows 2k - all patches installed (up to date)
>
>After klicking o.k. in the window that displays the Release Notes,
>installation abords with the following message:
>
>"Installatio
Title: Meddelande
This
is almost certainly the "pid file does nto go away" issue. Manually remove the
.pid file in the data directory, and start the service.
I
beleive this bug is fixed in beta-2.
//Magnus
-Ursprungligt meddelande-Från: Mike Hornick
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Chari,
> 1. All earlier versions of PostgreSQL are able to be editted via an ssh
> Shell or some other Unix-based platform.
within the postgresql directory there is a /bin directory. There you
will find psql.exe, which will allow you that shell access.
Within PG_ADMIN there is also a SQL-Butt
It's within the pginstaller at
http://pgfoundry.org/projects/pginstaller
(you can browse the cvs there. Service creation is done by the windows
installer, so it's part of the skripts within wxs, user creation is
done in CA-dll, source found in ca directory.
)
Harald
(but: it will be easier if yo
Valerie Schneider DSI/DEV wrote:
> ...
> EXEC SQL INCLUDE DbTablesUtilPg.hh;
> ...
>
>EXEC SQL PREPARE S FROM :sqlstmt;
>EXEC SQL DECLARE C_FK_COL CURSOR FOR S;
>EXEC SQL OPEN C_FK_COL;
>EXEC SQL FETCH MAX_FK IN C_FK_COL INTO :fk_id_L , :valid_L, :target_t_L;
>
> with MAX_FK a va
Jon Wheatland wrote:
> I just installed Postgres 8.0.0 in my PC environment. I created the
> necessary users and rebooted the system. Saw that the post_svc.exe and the
> postmaster.exe are running. However, the minute I try to connect to
> 'template' I get "too many clients already. Check your
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