On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 02:52:41PM +0800, Weiping He wrote:
pmdie 2
Just a hunch, but could this have anything to do with power
management? That's controlled by a program called pm.
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On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 03:45:04PM -0400, Andrew Sullivan wrote:
On Fri, Jul 04, 2003 at 02:52:41PM +0800, Weiping He wrote:
pmdie 2
Just a hunch, but could this have anything to do with power
management? That's controlled by a program called pm.
Hmm. Not a program, after all. My
, there is a performance penalty for limiting their length,
because you have to check on each insert.
My coworker has more experience with Oracle and MS-SQL than postgresql
You may want to tell your coworker to read the docs ;-)
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have been installed and
used under a wide variety of circumstances. The lack of a real,
built-in replication system in Postgres is a fundamental problem, and
therefore the sort of thing that people justifiably point to as a
missing feature.
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problems, but the || operator
allows you to concatenate. And where field1||field2 = 'something'
works. Whether it'd be efficienct is another question. Maybe you
could do something fancy with a partial index or something, but I
can't think how.
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that, by the way. My
memory is about as reliable these days as the DIMM I took out of my
PC last week. That's why I need a good DBMS like postgres!)
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suggestion is much appreciated, because I'm stumped. I've never
seen anything like this before.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I believe this is a dumb question, and I have a sneaky feeling that I've
seen something about this on the list before, but I can't find it in the
archives.
I am used to using PostgreSQL on Linux, but we have moved some of our
work onto Solaris multiprocessor boxes. Now, I see multiple
at will get the hits.
Thanks,
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on that. It looks like relevant information is in pg_relcheck, but
I'm not sure I understand what I'd have to do to get it out (more
like, "I'm sure I don't understand. . ."), because there's a lot of
other stuff in there.
Thanks,
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There is extensive documentation (not all of it a model of clarity,
but if I can understand it, I'm sure anyone can) at
http://www.php.net.
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On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 04:43:02PM -0400, Andrew Sullivan wrote:
Have I done something wrong here, or have I stumbled on a bug?
Shouldn't this cause an error and a rollback?
Sorry, forgot to include the usual stuff :
PostgreSQL 7.0.2 on i686-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc 2.95.2
to STDERR? That would solve that
problem... It could save some people's time in finding how it works..
Why? If you do it the new way, you get the prompts that you expect,
and you don't have to redirect to a file, so you get a nice clean
dump file.
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use passwords if you don't want.
By the way, you'd be better off, in almost every circumsntance, to use
pg_pConnect. Then, you don't have to open a new database connection every
time you want to do an operation. The overhead of that really hurts.
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occurs to me, though, that many people may not install from source.
Maybe the RPMs are better for MySQL? I don't use 'em, so I don't know.
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Ok, so I really am even stupider than I look. I had a third look at the
output from my attempted read, and finally noticed the permissions error
early on which made everything fail. Sorry to be a bother.
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, of course, include the original copyrightedwork under
different terms. But even the original copyright owner can't go back and
change the license forsomething in the past, no?
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u're trying to break
someone's 20 year bad habit).
Use transactions. Much better than locking.
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