e looks like it does an exit(1) whenever there is
an error. Is there a Unix/C/shell interaction that's not working for you?
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Has anyone ever implemented a matrix data type that they would be willing
to share? All I want is basic addition & subtraction (don't even need
multipication), but an avg & sum implementation would be nice...
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ck. Not much magic here...
>
Just to confirm - does this mean we have ALTER TABLE ADD CONSTRAINT, but
not ALTER TABLE DROP CONSTRAINT. If so, should it go on a list somewhere?
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arily the absolute latest data.
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something that would embarrass someone if it were publically
>known.
Personal opinions are of course private. Can you think of an example of a
secret embarrassing item that has affected the direction of the project?
I'd be fascinated!
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that I
have not done anything similar so far)?
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ecause the sights
were set unreasonably high. What is needed now is an agreed and reasonable
set of guidelines or principles.
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d see if there is a
specific database causing the problem.
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where,
I think...
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nia_wykonane. Explanation from
>backend: 'ERROR: cache lookup of attribute 0 in relation 54498 failed
>'.
>
>what does it mean? How to get rid of it, any hints?
I'd guess this means that the underlying table has been deleted...
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At 12:11 7/08/00 -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
>Philip Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> pjw=# select float8(float4(10.1));
>> float8
>> --
>> 10.103814697
>> (1 row)
>
>> I would have expected the latter to be at worst 10.
ning, I see that (short
of varchar conversions!), it is probably quite hard to do since we can't
tell the 'correct' value.
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(
;);
then
if (!$sth->execute($sno, $date, $tmpstring))
die_horribly
this way you'll get the value out of preparing the statement. You might
also want to use 'prepare_cached'.
I don't know if your original query should work, but it
FTP working fine.).
>Other side I have VB-6.0 on Windows-NT-Workstations 4.0.
>
>After reinstall the VB6.0 the error msg. has been changed.
>Now new error is : "could not connect to the server, could not connect to
>the remote socket."
This looks like either (1)
At 08:13 24/07/00 -0400, Robert D. Nelson wrote:
>= Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Philip Warner) at 7/22/00 6:45
>am
>>At 10:32 22/07/00 +0530, anuj wrote:
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>>>When I do connectivity then error come - "Provider cannot be found.
, but I could be wrong.
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support in PG, then
use PG just like any other ODBC data source.
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on triggers
also includes a useful example.
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ly, the table data is of unknown uncompressed size. I
*could* do two 'COPY TO STDOUT' calls, just to get the size, but that seems
like a very bad idea.
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stdout
Is that sufficient? Or are you strictly interested in the text output side
of things?
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ow how big it
will be until it is written. The custom output format can handle this, but
in streaming a tar file to tape, I have to know the file size first. This
means writing to /tmp. I supose that's OK, but I've been trying to avoid it.
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database
Or,
pg_dump -Fc --blobs | pg_restore --db=dbname
to copy a database with blobs...
So, in summary, I think most of what you want is already there. It's just
the human-readable part that's a problem.
*Please* let me know if there is some issue I have not considere
At 10:13 12/07/00 -0400, Lamar Owen wrote:
>Philip Warner wrote:
>> My guess is that this will involve a plain text schema dump, followed by
>> all BLOBs in separate files, and a script to load them. To implement this
>> I'll obviosly need to be passed a directory/fi
Sadly I am still waiting for complete answers to most of my questions.
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I think he'll say that the license applies to the source; if
a commercial fork was made, then they are free to hide the source. But if
they ever release the source, then it has to go under the BSD again.
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he technology
becomes out of date first"
I guess the key bit is "rather than virtually impossible as it is now". So,
I am now asking him how he would define our 'community': my inclination is
that it has to include the WW Dev team, and almost certainly the users. Or
at lea
he core
developers do leave, then there is a higher chance of a quick uptake.
Or have I missed something? Did you have some kind of "contractually
binding verbage" in mind?
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is going to get up.
I agree. But I'd like to propose a further addition to the exclusions
regarding limiting liabilities. I'll send it to the list ASAP.
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e changes that to
'any use whatsoever'.
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aiting on an answer for if whether Marc can
be sued because he provided the software from his server.
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en to any reason why I as a developer should
feel stronger as a result of your suggested clause.
Certainly if I were a private company who wanted to use PG, I would feel
more comfortable with this clause, but that is not how you are marketing it.
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ho offer it on servers, and people who
apply patches from other people (who may not themselves be contributors or
developers). It's just a box of worms - no source can be too open, and no
indemnity can be too strong.
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that bother me.
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, they may be under /var/lib/pgsql).
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rsion on the FTP site first...
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It's probably best to look in the directory:
ftp://ftp.rhyme.com.au/pub/
for the latest version.
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s seems like a very convenient feature...if it's not too hard.
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This is also available via ftp from:
ftp://ftp.rhyme.com.au/pub/pg_backup_110.tar.gz
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If anybody out there is comfortable with using make, has the PG sources on
their machine, and is interested in testing a new version of pg_dump,
please let me know.
Details of the revised pg_dump, and new pg_restore are at the end of this
message.
Thanks,
Philip Warner.
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At 23:34 1/07/00 +1000, Martijn van Oosterhout wrote:
>
>> Philip Warner needs alpha testers for his new version of pg_dump ;-).
>> Unfortunately I think he's only been talking about it on pghackers
>> so far.
>
>What versions does it work on?
>
6.5.x and 7.
anyway, why not do it for them?
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