Hi,
I've encountered a problem with a PostgreSQL database. I made a image
management system which stores images in a database from a PHP script.
I upload te file using pg_lo_import() (PHP function). Everything works
fine, fast, and I was really glad with it, till I found out that my
Rens Admiraal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've encountered a problem with a PostgreSQL database. I made a image
management system which stores images in a database from a PHP script.
I upload te file using pg_lo_import() (PHP function). Everything works
fine, fast, and I was really
Dear All,
I'm trying to insert an xml file into my database. I have a table with a
single text column. My intention is just to have the xml file take up one
row in the table.
I've tried the command
COPY t1 FROM '/tmp/file.xml';
but keep getting the error message
ERROR: extra data after
I was thinking on how one would design an optimal (performance-wise)
database of large number of schedules with crontab-like semantic. There
will potentially be hundreds of thousands or even millions of crontab
entries, and there will be a query run once every minute to determine
which entries
David,
I have another solution working (not using data base persistence, but
the idea is the same).
We have the next run time saved along with the original cron-tab string,
which is left as it is (not broken down to any details). The system
polls for the earliest next runtime, and executes the
COPY works for whole tables, and can't append rows. You're going to have to
escape your linebreaks and tabs to use COPY ... As I recall, you can specify
your own custom column and row delimiters... You might consider creating some
type of primary key for the table. A serial column would work
Thanks for the response Jan. I was *appending* my code to the unknown
proc; when I *inserted* it, I can can access variables via upvar.
I'm not sure this is the right way to do it though:
proc unknown {proname args} {
upvar #0 __appver p_appver
upvar #0
On 03/02/2004 15:45 Phil Campaigne wrote:
Hi All,
I am seting up my web app with a tomcat/postgresql hosting service. From
my psql client I type psql and then I am asked for my password. This
logs me into my hosted database just fine.
However, I can't log on from my webapp to the database thru
Francois Suter wrote:
I installed gettext using Fink and then gave it a go. The configure
part went ok, but make complained that it couldn't find msgfmt.
Either the package is split up into a run-time and a devel package, or
it's just plain broken, because msgfmt certainly belongs into any
On Monday 02 February 2004 10:54 pm, Tom Lane wrote:
Gaetano Mendola [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is someone taking care about the fact that the pgdb.py shipped with
7.4.1 is the wrong version?
There is no pgdb.py in the core PG 7.4.* releases. I suppose you
are talking about a packaging
On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 23:41:54 -0500, Doug McNaught wrote:
For 7.3, the info you need is available in the system catalogs, which
have a somewhat hairier layout than the SQL-standard information_schema.
Using Doug's pointer, I came up with this for 7.3...
SELECT
Hello !
Consider the examples bellow:
1- I create a table named TBA with columns ( A int , B char(10) )
2- I create an B-Tree index named IDXA using the column A
3- I create an GIST (or other) index named IDXB using the column A
So, I ask you:
Is it possible specify which index (IDXA or
Hi,
I've encountered a problem with a PostgreSQL database. I made a image
management system which stores images in a database from a PHP script.
I upload te file using pg_lo_import() (PHP function). Everything works
fine, fast, and I was really glad with it, till I found out that my
database
Hello !
I'm using PostgreSQL 7.3.2 and I need to create a R-Tree index that
uses more than one column in a table.
When I run the instruction it appears this message bellow:
DefineIndex: access method rtree does not support multi-column
indexes
How can I solve this problem ?
Is it a
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Lamar Owen wrote:
| On Monday 02 February 2004 10:54 pm, Tom Lane wrote:
|
|Gaetano Mendola [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
|
|Is someone taking care about the fact that the pgdb.py shipped with
|7.4.1 is the wrong version?
|
|
|There is no pgdb.py in the
Further pointers are welcome, otherwise if I figure it out myself, I'll
post the results.
Just an opinion here, but I would implement these queries as views
similar to the information schema. That way you won't have to port
everything when the database changes. Once you upgrade to 7.4 you can
Ben [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Using Doug's pointer, I came up with this for 7.3...
SELECT
a.relname,b.attname,c.typname,b.attlen,b.atttypmod
FROM
pg_class AS a
LEFT OUTER JOIN pg_attribute AS b ON (b.attrelid = a.oid)
LEFT OUTER JOIN pg_type AS c ON (b.atttypid = c.oid)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Marcio Caetano) writes:
1- I create a table named TBA with columns ( A int , B char(10) )
2- I create an B-Tree index named IDXA using the column A
3- I create an GIST (or other) index named IDXB using the column A
Is it possible specify which index (IDXA or IDXB) my
Rens Admiraal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
upload te file using pg_lo_import() (PHP function). Everything works
fine, fast, and I was really glad with it, till I found out that my
database is rapadly growing. With only 20 images the database has a size
of 65 MB !!!
Hard to tell much from that
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