Hi Steve,
Have you checked for inserts in the message field larger then 8k?
Cheers Wim.
Steve Wolfe wrote:
> Grr
>
> Although I'm no longer getting lock releases on this table, a daily
> vaccum analyze still shows:
>
> NOTICE: Rel reef: Uninitialized page 492 - fixing
> NOTICE: Rel r
Hi there,
I must be confusing my syntax somehow, because I'm having trouble doing a
simple update with returned id... As in I have two tables: an order
table and an orderitems table. I need to write the order record, then use
the order_id from the order record in the insert to the orderite
At 04:17 PM 01/03/00, Bruce Momjian wrote the following message:
>Your OS should have pid_t defined in an include file. Findit, and add
>the #include to miscadmin.h. Then, tell us so we can add it here.
#include seemed to help
> > At 11:06 AM 28/02/00, Ulf Mehlig wrote the following message:
Yet some more questions.
Does anyone know of any issues regarding the PostreSQL ODBC driver and
Crystal Reports?
I am running report that Groups by a column that may have several words
in it. It appears that Crystal's grouping system is dropping everything
after the first space. I am trying to d
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Timothy Grant wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> Is there a quick and dirty way that I am missing for creating a new
> database with a slightly different schema than the old db?
>
> For example, I have a table with a DATETIME field that I really need to
> change to a DATE field.
>
> I
Hi again,
Is there a quick and dirty way that I am missing for creating a new
database with a slightly different schema than the old db?
For example, I have a table with a DATETIME field that I really need to
change to a DATE field.
I can create a new table with that field defined as a DATE, bu
Your OS should have pid_t defined in an include file. Findit, and add
the #include to miscadmin.h. Then, tell us so we can add it here.
> At 11:06 AM 28/02/00, Ulf Mehlig wrote the following message:
> >P.S.: Ah, there was another problem, but I wasn able to reproduce it;
> > after compili
Grr
Although I'm no longer getting lock releases on this table, a daily
vaccum analyze still shows:
NOTICE: Rel reef: Uninitialized page 492 - fixing
NOTICE: Rel reef: Uninitialized page 498 - fixing
NOTICE: Rel reef: Uninitialized page 499 - fixing
The database is a fledgling mai
> > > I'm getting "LockRelease: locktable lookup failed, no lock" trying
to
> > > insert a row into a database.
> >
> > Well, I think I tracked down the problem - an index on a "text"
field.
> > Once I removed the index, everything works well. The odd thing is that
not
> > *all* inserts would
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Erwin Selg wrote:
> Also I read it was a Java database, so my question: Is it a Java
> database or is it done in C++?
Where did you read this? The server itself is written completely in C,
while there are JDBC, ODBC, C++, tcl, etc interfaces available ...
Hello,
right now I'm
evaluating the PostgreSQL and it seems to be the big bang for
us.
But also it is quite
important to have a good performance on several platforms
i.e. WindowsNT ,
Linux etc.
My question now is:
Is there a difference in performance? I read on Windows it is
running
us
At 11:06 AM 28/02/00, Ulf Mehlig wrote the following message:
>P.S.: Ah, there was another problem, but I wasn able to reproduce it;
> after compiling, "make install" did not install "initdb"; after
> repeating the install, everything was in place (Redhat 6.1);
> another install
On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Adrian Perez Camarena wrote:
> is there a file of postgres that I can change to tell postgres
> that the language that I need to order by name correctly is
> spanish? (or something like that)
If I do understand your problem, the solution is here - you should
recompile Post
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, The Hermit Hacker wrote:
> As Jeff mentioned earlier today, there is a poll going on at
> http://www.linux.com that asks:
>
> Several high-quality databases are available for Linux. Which database,
> if any, does your company primarily use with its Linux servers?
>
> Right n
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