Morelli 'ZioBudda' Davide Michel wrote:
Hi, how can control in a "select" if a date is not null? [...] I
want to select only tuples in which notifica1 or notifica2 or
notifica3 are not null.
did you try the following?
select *
from prestito
where notifica1 is not null or
Morelli 'ZioBudda' Davide Michel wrote:
My question is: there is a way to join the table "utente" so to make a
"select" that return me the column "utente.cognome",too ?
i have make this try:
esame= select utente.cognome,
prestito.id_utente,
libro.tipo,
Hi all.
I'd like to set up a DB using postgreSQL to archive a
mailing list. How would I go about getting all of the mail
sent to the list to be automatically entered into the
database when it is sent? I assume I would need to set up an
email address for the list to send to, something like
At 18:09 +0200 on 26/10/98, Dan Delaney wrote:
I'd like to set up a DB using postgreSQL to archive a
mailing list. How would I go about getting all of the mail
sent to the list to be automatically entered into the
database when it is sent? I assume I would need to set up an
email
Hi all,
On Mon, 26 Oct 1998, Dan Delaney wrote:
Hi all.
I'd like to set up a DB using postgreSQL to archive a
mailing list. How would I go about getting all of the mail
sent to the list to be automatically entered into the
database when it is sent? I assume I would need to set up an
I do something of that sort right now to support an email notification
service. Rather than use Procmail, I use scripts written in Perl which
accept a message, parse it up using the Mail::Internet and
Mail::Address modules, and then insert it into the database. Works
like a charm.
At 08:09 AM
On Mon, 26 Oct 1998, Herouth Maoz wrote:
At 18:09 +0200 on 26/10/98, Dan Delaney wrote:
I'd like to set up a DB using postgreSQL to archive a
mailing list. How would I go about getting all of the mail
sent to the list to be automatically entered into the
database when it is sent? I
