Dustin Sallings wrote:
Works != works as well as SCSI. I've yet to find an example where
IDE works as well as SCSI in real life (vs. benchmarks). My real life
scenarios rarely involve telling a machine to be still so we can do a disk
read, then again for a disk write.
Modern
Never lost a file to Linux in 5 years.
Haha, just lost my home directory this weekend. But then again, I was in
win98 when my rabbit chewed through a 220V cable and the whole room went
black. Might just have something to do with it (but on the other hand,
win98 shouldn't even be touching that
Maarten Boekhold wrote:
Never lost a file to Linux in 5 years.
Haha, just lost my home directory this weekend. But then again, I was in
win98 when my rabbit chewed through a 220V cable and the whole room went
black. Might just have something to do with it (but on the other hand,
win98
Tatsuo Ishii wrote:
Subject changed.
Hey folks, still looking for a little help on this. I can insert data
and (obviously create tables). Further, I've discovered PHP with pg
support yields an unknown symbol 'lo_unlink' when Apache tries to load
it. Any help/pointers would be really
Thanks I'll give it a try!
Andy
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, [iso-8859-1] José Soares wrote:
Andy Lewis ha scritto:
How does one compile or add PL/pgSQL if it doesn't already exist?
I've searched the DOCS and mailing list and the best that I can come up
with is an enable script that
I solved something like this recently in perl. It's not terribly
efficient, but it is simple. I'm doing this from memory, so it may need
some debugging. Use something along the lines of
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
while () {
@a = split /(\")/;
# This gives you a list with some of the items being
Hi all -
I am porting a PROGRESS database to PostgreSQL.
I've had success previously doing a port - but from FoxPro which
allows one to dump data delimited by tabs. Unfortunately, PROGRESS
dumps fields delimited by whitespace rather than tabs and I can find no
documentation on how to alter
Hey folks, still looking for a little help on this. I can insert data
and (obviously create tables). Further, I've discovered PHP with pg
support yields an unknown symbol 'lo_unlink' when Apache tries to load
it. Any help/pointers would be really appreciated.
What kind of
I find that it is actually faster to do a SELECT from a single record set,
then fetch each individual row and do additional SELECTS to find additional
pieces of data from other databases, rather than to a join between two or
three databases
for example
SELECT ctryid, dirid, notes from
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Chris Bitmead wrote:
# Modern operating systems don't ask the disk to do something and then
# just wait for the answer. That's what interrupts are for. Anyway, modern
# disks have caches.
You can only cache so much. At some point, you're going to
actually want to
Use Indexes...
-DEJ
-Original Message-
From: Justin Long [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 1999 11:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [GENERAL] Speed
I find that it is actually faster to do a SELECT from a single record set,
then fetch each
If I have a UNIQUE or PRIMARY KEY clause on my class, does that create a
btree or hash index?
btree
I guess if I have a UNIQUE constraint or PRIMARY KEY at class creation,
I don't have to create an index explicitely via CREATE INDEX ?
correct
-DEJ
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