Hi,
You just have to use the read() function directly into your image field.
I think
there is an example into the documentation, perhaps the programmers
guide ?
If not I can send you a perl script which is doing this kind of stuff!
Regards,
Bernie wrote:
Now that I've stored several jpg's in
I miss subject. I know the answer is that I can write them myself,
but I don't know where to start or end.
See this construct:
CREATE TABLE gl-amount (
glam_nr int,
period date,
entry_amount numeric(9,0),
PRIMARY KEY (glam_seq,period)
);
CREATE VIEW glam_curmth_v AS
Hi,
Is there a way to display big integer numbers splitted by periods in
PostgreSQL queries?
Example: 123.456.789 instead of 123456789 .
Thanks in advance
Sebestyn Zoltn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
I was using psql to insert data into the database.
I have *.sql files with the necessary scripts, eg:
insert into descritor values (4992,'MARCHAS DE LISBOA','te','cl');
After many inserts... I've got this message:
query buffer max length of 2 exceeded
query line ignored
and then, a
I'm designing a database schema and have questions about OID.
First, I assume that OID are system assigned? [yes]
Second, Can I use OID as a primary key? [no]
Third, Is the OID invariant under an import/export process? [no]
Fourth, Can I create table with an OID type for referencing another
I'm designing a database schema and have questions about OID.
First, I assume that OID are system assigned? [yes]
Second, Can I use OID as a primary key? [no]
Perhaps in ignorance, I have used the system assigned OID
as a non-topical primary key.
I'm designing a database schema and have questions about OID.
First, I assume that OID are system assigned? [yes]
yes - correct assumption
Second, Can I use OID as a primary key? [no]
yes(qualified) - incorrect assumption
Currently PostgreSQL doesn't really do anything special with primary
I'm new working with posgres.
Is there any GUI to posgresql?
TIA
Paulo ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hey there,
One way to execute .sql scripts in your database is this:
psql -e dbname script.sql
That is how we recreate our databases from a dump file.
"psql -ef script.sql dbname" seems to have the same problem
you were having with the \i command:
query buffer max length of 2 exceeded
Sorry,
I should have been more clear:
One way to execute .sql scripts in your database is this:
psql -e dbname script.sql
That should be done from the command line.
That is how we recreate our databases from a dump file.
"psql -ef script.sql dbname" seems to have the same problem
On Fri, 15 Jan 1999, Bob Dusek wrote:
Sorry,
I should have been more clear:
One way to execute .sql scripts in your database is this:
psql -e dbname script.sql
That should be done from the command line.
Yes... I imagined
Anyway, Query Buffer being full I CAN understand..., but
core
I spent a good part of tonight migrating data from the old to new
database, so we are up to 66 projects that are listed...
I've also started to work on adding stats to the page, so that you can see
the break down of Operating System used, PostgreSQL Version used and
Country...
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