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> Stan Jacobs wrote:
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> > is there a version of psql that runs via web interface? It seems like it
> > would be rather trivial to build if it doesn't already exist, right? (And
> > generally, at least to me, "trivial" means someone's already done i
hi there,
is there a version of psql that runs via web interface? It seems like it
would be rather trivial to build if it doesn't already exist, right? (And
generally, at least to me, "trivial" means someone's already done it.
*smile*)
Thanks,
- Stan -
Hi folks,
I have an UPDATE command that's storing news articles and writing an
article to a field of type 'text' and it's failing with a "query too long"
error message. I tried pasting the query into psql and it's giving me the
"query buffer max length of 16384 exceeded" error.
So, I guess th
x27;s an easy way to do this.
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, omid omoomi wrote:
> Hi,
> There are some system tables in any pg database which contain information
> about table/field names/types and descriptions. use -e with psql command,
> and look at the sql code when running /d command
Hi everyone,
This probably isn't a Postgres-specific question, but I'm hoping that
someone knows the answer to this off the top of their heads... :-)
I'd like to retrieve the table definition via SQL. I'm using ColdFusion
to access a PostgreSQL 6.5.3 database, and I'd like to retrieve the tabl
Hi there,
I must be confusing my syntax somehow, because I'm having trouble doing a
simple update with returned id... As in I have two tables: an order
table and an orderitems table. I need to write the order record, then use
the order_id from the order record in the insert to the orderite
Hi,
I just installed PostgreSQL 6.5.3 on Linux 2.2.9 (Intel/x86) platform.
Everything went smoothly, but the regression tests failed for int2 and
int4 datatypes. Repeated tests produced the same results. Should I be
concerned that the SERIAL macros default to int4 for all their values?
Are i
