Frank Joerdens wrote:
It feels like there should be some *really* obvious answer to this
question, and I'll find myself whacking my forehead in self-abasement
and out of sheer relief to have found the answer to a problem that
should not have bothered me in the first place since the answer is
It feels like there should be some *really* obvious answer to this
question, and I'll find myself whacking my forehead in self-abasement
and out of sheer relief to have found the answer to a problem that
should not have bothered me in the first place since the answer is too
Hello!
How can i recreate system indexes in PostgreSQL 6.5.x? I understand
there is a REINDEX command for v7 but how is it possible to do the same
thing in v6.5 (there is on 6.5.2 and one 6.5.3 running). The problem is
that such indexes as
pg_attribute_attrelid_index
Hi,
I need some custom rounding function (say 1 or two decimal points),
what would be the simplest way to make one?
- Robert
P.S. I tried to create one in C like
#include string.h
#include "postgres.h"
double tst5(double x) {
return x; // ...
Does PostGreSQL-6.5.2 have a record limit?
Ive read a few posts that say older versions (6.3.x) had a limit of 8k..
and they said it would change soon.. does this limit still exist?
Thanks.
At 09:02 PM 21-04-2000 -0200, Manuel Lemos wrote:
It's a trade-off. If you want to take the most of a database non-standard
extensions, don't use database abstraction packages at all. If you want
flexibility in such way that your applications will be more portable,
database abstraction packages
