Dear Tom,
I'm sorry to bother you. i really care about this behavior, but i couldn't find
the discussions you mentioned in pgsql-hackers archives.
Would you please tell me more about the discussions(about date? the related
issue?), so that i can search it and find it more easily?
Thank you very
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your information. One more question, if i wanna get the accurate
information about grantor(Sometimes the application just needs the
information), what can i do?
Apparently i cannot get from the acls, so where can i get the info?
-Dongni
"Tom Lane" news:4759.1261758..
On 27/12/2009 2:12 PM, Rob Jaeger wrote:
I was not clear in my initial question. I need to access the pg_dump.exe
and pg_restore.exe files from within a c++ program. I can't execute
pg_config.exe because it's in that bin that I'm seeking.
I don't quite follow Greg Smith's reply of 'try guess bas
On 27/12/2009 2:12 PM, Rob Jaeger wrote:
I don't quite follow Greg Smith's reply of 'try guess based on "which
postmaster"' (can you clarify?)
He's talking about UNIX systems. This will not help you.
But - I think I have found what I need! I can do a "SHOW
data_directory;" and then from ther
Rob Jaeger wrote:
I was not clear in my initial question. I need to access the
pg_dump.exe and pg_restore.exe files from within a c++ program. I
can't execute pg_config.exe because it's in that bin that I'm seeking.
I don't quite follow Greg Smith's reply of 'try guess based on "which
postmas
I was not clear in my initial question. I need to access the pg_dump.exe and
pg_restore.exe files from within a c++ program. I can't execute
pg_config.exe because it's in that bin that I'm seeking.
I don't quite follow Greg Smith's reply of 'try guess based on "which
postmaster"' (can you clarify?
Alex - wrote on 27.12.2009 14:57:
Hi,
i am adding comments to tables and functions with version information
and would like to extract that information through a query.
Is there and easy way to do that? simple list. table_name, comment
SELECT n.nspname as schema_name,
c.relname as table
Hi,i am adding comments to tables and functions with version information and
would like to extract that information through a query.
Is there and easy way to do that? simple list. table_name, comment
ThanksAlex
On 24 Dec 2009, at 21:01, Doug El wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have to summarize some data to be queried and there are about 5 million raw
> records a day I need to summarize. In a nutshell I don't think I'm laying it
> out in an optimal fashion, or not taking advantage of some postgres features
> perha
On 24 Dec 2009, at 14:35, Rajan, Pavithra wrote:
>
> Hello -Yes I need to find out the column value like '%Volt%' in any
> column of data_type (character varying) of any table. Basically what I
> need to do is go thro each columns of all tables and find any entries
> that have Voltage followed b
On 2009-12-21, Nicola Farina wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to debug a plperlu set of stored procedures. in pg 8.3.7.
> When I launch a procedure I see messages, in the output window,
> beginning with the string "CONTEXT: SQL statement "SELECT ..."
> Which procedure or predefined function p
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