Hi,
I'd really like to aviod another list (ie. interfaces) if at all possible, so...
Got a script (trimmed version below) that starts to have exponential memory use
after a number of iterations around the while(($sth->fetch())) { } struct.
Table is quite small (520 odd rows) and the row siz
Hi,
I need to give some partners to a read only subset of my data. I'm currently looking
at schemas, not something I've looked at or used before.
Can I use schemas to create a virtual DB (built by views) onto my main DB? Or is this
a dead end thought?
Cheers,
Bob
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Hi,
Is it possible to share some TCL proc's between a set of functions? Something like
proc mything {
}
proc otherthing {
}
create function wantsthings (text) returns text as
'
return [mything [otherthing fubar]]
' language 'pltcl';
Cheers,
Bob
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>He is talking about the MAC which in itself is supposed to be
>globally unique. Nothing to do with IP numbers.
Supposed is the word...
Don't count on MACs being unique. Under some OS's you can set them to what you want.
Bob
==
When logic and proportion
Have f
begin
ProcessUtility: begin
CommitTransactionCommand
StartTransactionCommand
query: rollback
ProcessUtility: rollback
CommitTransactionCommand
proc_exit(0)
shmem_exit(0)
exit(0)
Cheers
Bob Parkinson
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o bit works, but I'm
trying to now build the Perl module calling the C code. I'm getting
Undefined symbol "CurrentMemoryContext"
I can see this symbol refered to in palloc.h but beond that I'm stuck.
invalid. This may be due to a
character that is not allowed or because the chosen path isn't permitted
for databases
createdb: database creation failed
The shell is bash. What am I missing please?
Cheers,
Bob
Bob Parkinson
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ane
how about lsof, at:
ftp://cc.vic.purdue.edu/
omni:rwp> lsof -i | grep post
postgres 14054 postgres3u inet 0x64b0f900 0t0 TCP *:5432
(LISTEN)
Bob Parkinson
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Technical Manager:
m","str") VALUES
(1047676,1047673,'CAB','breeders'' associations');
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "associations"
Whats happening please? Its quoted correctly, isn't it? I've just read the
example/para about 'dianne'