Tom Lane writes:
At one time Marc was arranging for the list bot to append automatic
tags to all postings. I'd be in favor of an automatic tag that read
something like
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Postgres FAQs: http://...
Suggestions anyone? (Keep
Hello!
Installed 7.1beta1, set LC_ALL to sl_SI.ISO_8859-2 and initialized the
database with initdb and got this:
NOTICE: Initializing database with sl_SI.ISO_8859-2 collation order.
This locale setting will prevent use of index optimization for
LIKE and regexp
Hi
I wanted to use SSL with Postgres, and while searching through the
maillists I found a very old post (1998) Brett McCormick. I found his
patch in chicken.org, but it seems to be somewhat old (it's for PGSQL
6.3.2; I'm using 7.0.3). I wrote him directly
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), but the MTA said
I have problems with using Serialize class from postgres JDBC API.
Can anybody tell me what should be done in order to serialize objects into
postgres data base ?
--
MS is not the answer.
MS is the question.
NO (or Linux) is the answer.
:) Jarek (:
Alvaro Herrera [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I couldn't find any other info about using SSL with PostgreSQL.
http://www.postgresql.org/devel-corner/docs/postgres/ssl-tcp.htm
I seem to recall hearing that the SSL code was broken in 7.0.*. If so,
you may want to try 7.1beta.
"Dan Wilson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
test_db=# insert into "mixed_Case" (mix_id, mix_var) values
(nextval('mixed_Case_mix_id_seq'), 'not working');
ERROR: Relation 'mixed_case_mix_id_seq' does not exist
You need to do it like this:
nextval('"mixed_Case_mix_id_seq"')
IMHO it's
Never mind. I figured it out via the src
code.
Thanks anyway!
Tim
S.E. Mgr.
Hartford Communications
hello all.
I suppose I should introduce myself, since I am new around here, and as
such will probably be asking a lot of silly questions. I apologize for
that in advance. My name is Chris Hayner and I work for Temple University
doing various work on all flavors of UNIX. My current task is to
* Chris Hayner [EMAIL PROTECTED] [001227 11:41]:
hello all.
I suppose I should introduce myself, since I am new around here, and as
such will probably be asking a lot of silly questions. I apologize for
that in advance. My name is Chris Hayner and I work for Temple University
doing
After re-reading my original *idea* about using rules to grant access to
stored procedures, I think the better way would be not to implement the code
as stored procedures/functions at all.
Leave that for the more complex low-level add-ons to database functionality .
Using rules and views
I have a server for which PG_DATA = /home/maxtor, an NFS mounted
disk. Normally it works great, but when I try to vacuum, it takes
FOREVER. Should I not even try to use remote storage like this? Has
anybody else run into a similar problem?
Thanks in advance,
--
Webb Sprague
Programmer
O1
I guess this is a little off topic, but anyhow...
See:
man 8 ld.so
man 8 ldconfig
LD_LIBRARY_PATH is generally harmless. Set inside a user's .profile, it
allows a user to have user-specific searchable lib directories in addition to
global lib directories kept in /etc/ld.so.conf and/or a
I would also like to use SSL, or better SSH, with Postgres. I know I
could use SSH tunneling, but it would be even better if it were
integrated. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Thanks
On Wed, Dec 27, 2000 at 01:40:09PM -0500, Robert B. Easter wrote:
See:
man 8 ld.so
man 8 ldconfig
LD_LIBRARY_PATH is generally harmless. Set inside a user's .profile, it
Coming from a linux world?
hawkeye:/export/home/b015414$ ls /etc/ld*
/etc/ld*: No such file or directory
Linux acts
Hi!
I have 2 questions.
1. I want to store some data in database (8 different fields) and then
check some other thig and if something is ok i wan't to update some
data. I think i have to use function for this, because i don't want to
send so many queries over the net.
But now i'm confused. Is
I am interested in using PostgreSQL on IBM AIX 4.1 4.3
I am using it to post from legacy(non- SQL based) applications on the AIX
that I will have access to the source code. The applications work great and
I'm looking only to add functionality(Web access). I will be using
Mike Castle writes:
Linux acts somewhat differently with respect to LD_* variables when
compared to other systems.
Not really.
Speaking of administrative nightmares, did I read correctly that 7.1
now users -R by default when linking? Ack! Doesn't that make it nearly
impossible for an
I had looked everywhere to find the answer to this question. Now that I
look at the FAQ again I see it in there. I tryed searching the FAQ for
"auto increment" when it turns out to be "auto-increment" on the FAQs
page. Being a MySQL user who was dead ended and had no choice but to find
a new
Anand Raman wrote:
there is a white paper present on the great bridge site
(http://www.greatbridge.com/) where u can find some tuning tips .
Where, persactly?
--
Joseph Shraibman
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Increase signal to noise ratio. http://www.targabot.com
On Wednesday 27 December 2000 15:09, Mike Castle wrote:
On Wed, Dec 27, 2000 at 01:40:09PM -0500, Robert B. Easter wrote:
Just think if you have to move all users from one version to another. You
would prefer to edit each person's .profile rather than one central one?
When I set it up, I did
Joseph Shraibman wrote:
Anand Raman wrote:
there is a white paper present on the great bridge site
(http://www.greatbridge.com/) where u can find some tuning tips .
Where, persactly?
http://www.greatbridge.com/download/gbpg70wp2.pdf
--
Joseph Shraibman
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Increase
How do I retrieve this privilages?
I want to disable menu-options within a program. For that I have to
retrieve the privilages for some tables.
gr,
Willem
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