Olá Paulo,
Como falamos a mesma língua, estou respondendo em Português.
Veja o capítulo que fala sobre VIEWS e RULES. Você deve criar uma "view"
para cada grupo selecionando apenas os registros que você quer permitir o
acesso. Por exemplo:
create view TABELA_GRUPOA as select * from TABELA wh
Hello fellow PostgreSQL users.:)
I am having trouble with the configure file for version 6.4.2. I have
installed and configured and compiled it before without this problem.
However this is a new machine with a wacked out debian install. Here is
the output from my configure run:
$ ./configure --
Well, I once split up a bunch of multiline addresses with lines like
this:
select "PerIndex",substr("addr",1,(strpos("addr",'\n')- 1)) as addr,
substr("addr",(str
pos("addr",'\n')+1)) as addr2 into tmp2_addr from tmp_addr;
so, try something like (untested):
select substr(username_password,1,(s
> Since we are tossing ideas around, here is my two cents.
> .1c In order not to worry about royalties we can donate proceeds to
> PostgreSQL.
Amen/Bravo! This would truly be in the spirit of PostgreSQL
Regarding the books contents. I think
I. Section 1 - Intro
1. Brief Overview History
2. Ge
I have a table with a field of 'username_password' where the data is in
the format of:
username/password
what I would really like to do, is create a new field of 'username' and
another of 'password' and with some magic SQL statement select all from
username_password, and spit up the pair, and i
Hello,
I'm evaluating sql/postgresql for the following purpose:
I need to have a database with lots of "records".
I need to allow groups of users to access sets of
those records grouped by the contents of one field.
For example, the group A can only access records that
have the dptm field = "A".
>Pour qu'on puisse t'aider, il faut que tu nous dise la version et le type de
>systeme que tu
>utilise pour etre sur d'aller au plus precis. Je crois aussi le mieux c'est
>de s'exprimer en anglais
>sur cette mailing liste car je n'ai encore jamais vu d'article en francais
>:-)
>
Moi non plus mais
Bonjour Sandrine,
Ton probleme semble venir du fait que tu n'a pas installer le compilateur
C++ sur ta machine.
Ca n'a rien a voir avec le path, mais il est preferable aussi que tu renomme
le repertoire
/usr/src/pgsql/postgresql-6.4.2 en /usr/src/pgsql car la plupart des path
par defaut pointent
