or why they mattered, but each week I run pg_dumpall and
save the .sql file in a database_backup/ directory.
This does not answer your specific questions but does offer a strategy for
future operations.
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The syntax for inserting data into a table uses single quotes to identify
strings. When I have a string such as O'Brien do I double the single quotes
within the string (i.e., 'O''Brien') or is there another way to include such
strings?
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sync and records only changes since
the last run. I use it to back up my server/workstation daily. I've restored
files accidently deleted with no problems using either cp or rsync.
That's my $0.25 worth (inflation, you know).
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where this unworkable version came.
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its should have been changed to
something else.
It certainly wasn't working before if it was like this, either.
Tom,
I've no idea how the file was changed, but something certainly happened to
it. Restoring pg_hba.conf from 2016-09-17 (when pg-9.5.1 was installed)
certainly fixed
On Fri, 10 Mar 2017, Rich Shepard wrote:
Actually, it has the modifications I've made over the years. That's why I
could not see what changed.
Well, postgres was running yesterday and allowed me to access my
bookkeeping software so obviously something did change without my manual
On Fri, 10 Mar 2017, Brian Dunavant wrote:
I believe the following test should answer your question.
Thank you, Brian. It does answer my question.
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new one is available. This is a new error for me.
In any case, you should be able to fix it by making a copy of your
pre-upgrade pg_hba.conf and shoving that back into the data directory
afterwards;
I'll restore a backup copy from last month.
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what I want to include in the command. Have I correctly interpreted what the
DO NOTHING option does when a row to be inserted already is present in the
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allow postgres to start.
6. All files are owned by postgres.users.
Please teach me how to fix this.
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2017, Rich Shepard wrote:
Just installed postgresql-9.6.2 on Slackware-14.2/x86_64 and initialized
the database. However, there's no /usr/lib/postgresql/ directory with its
subdirectories.
Duh! It's in /usr/lib64/postgresql.
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Well, sure. As long as I provide grass with the proper path in the config
file it's happy.
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used for many years so I don't know where to start looking for the reason
there's no postgres lib/ directory.
Diagnostic help appreciated.
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Use psql's \copy instead.
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directly to ~/?
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That fixed all but one error which I'll address.
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nicipalities',
'Ports/Marine Services', 'Transportation')),
status varchar(20) NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT invalid_status
CHECK (status in ('Client', 'Proposal submitted', 'Prospect',
'Referral', 'Opportunity', 'No further contact')),
comment text
);
Also, you can't just write double commas to leave out a item in the
value list. You could write DEFAULT there, ie
I tried with ,, and ,'', and ,' '. Same error each time. Also, listing
each column name does not fix the problem.
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ies VALUES (AG Spray Inc.,,PO Box 12129,Sa...
If you're not specifying the column names, then the VALUES list must
have the same number of values, in the same order as the columns
defined on the table.
As I wrote in the original message, I did this.
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ng that is column 2. The error message does not print
the integer PK. If it matters, I have all 14 columns specified but not
explicitly named in the INSERT INTO command.
I've looked in the manual without learning how to INSERT data in a table
with a serial PK and need to learn how to
David,
I forgot about that. Thanks for pointing it out to me.
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Seems to me that if values are constrained by a list a NULL cannot be
entered by the user. Is this correct?
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Reading the 9.6 docs suggests an answer to my question, but does not
explicitly answer it, so I ask here.
If a column has a default value specified does this mean the column cannot
contain a NULL value? In other words, is DEFAULT NOT NULL
redundant?
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On Thu, 29 Dec 2016, Guyren Howe wrote:
I would like to find a book or other resource about SQL server-side
programming (stored procedures etc) best practices in general and for
Postgres in particular.
Start here:
<http://www.postgresqltutorial.com/postgresql-stored-procedures/>
On Thu, 29 Dec 2016, Nicolas Paris wrote:
Hi I'd like to tell about Sql Power Architect
Nicholas,
SPA was going to be my next re-examination after dbeaver. Since the latter
easily accomplished what I needed I stopped there.
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en I get the large database application
up and running I'll post it on github and turn it loose into the F/OSS world
under the GPL.
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On Tue, 27 Dec 2016, Adrian Klaver wrote:
As it happens there is a Python version of the a fore mentioned faker:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Faker/0.7.7
Adrian,
Impressive and complete. It will generate all the data I need.
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As it happens there is a Python version of the a fore mentioned faker:
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It was I use to generate fake/sample data.
Adrian,
Aha! That's a great start for me.
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streets, etc.
Steve,
Thanks very much for the URL. One application is small (7 tables), the
other is three times that size (23 tables). If I need to find public domain
data on the Web, I'll do that.
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Greg,
I work in Python, not Ruby, so this might be too big of a hurdle.
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mples in 5.3.1 have a "(" following the word CHECK as well...
Yes, I see now that I misplaced the opening parenthesis and missed the
second closing parenthesis at the end of the IN list.
I thought I had tested this syntax; obviously I did not.
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'City',...
^
Having a default value or a named constraint makes no difference, and the
maximum size of the org_lvl column is that of the longest string so I am not
seeing the source of my error.
Where, other than Section 5.3.1 of the manual can I learn why
that what you wanted to put in Weather_Data is a two-column FK:
FOREIGN KEY (site_id, param) REFERENCES Weather_Params (site_id, param)
That would match Weather_Params' pkey, so it's enough to identify a
unique row of Weather_Params.
Thanks, Tom. Yes, I do want a 2-colum
traint matching given keys for referenced
table "weather_params".
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beginning to suspect there is a problem with the binary that I downloaded from the postgres site. When I execute ldd -r /usr/postgres/9.6-pgdg/lib/libpqwalreceiver.so there are many symbols not found. I do not know what to make of it just yet. I did reinstall.Regards,Rich Rutkowskir
will return the correct value only in the usr login. The question then is if postgres is running as usr postgres how does it know the value of LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Isn't there another place where it must be set?Regards,Rich Rutkowskir...@salepointdata.com
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Hello List, I am setting up Postgres 9.6 for streaming replication. The OS is Solaris X86 I downloaded the postgres solaris binaries from the Postres site and installed on 2 instances of Solaris 10. I then used pg_dumpall to load the master server with data from our devel0pment server. That
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looking beyond that only when you hit a dead end.
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end and the user interface, and a widget set (PyQt5 is a good one) for the
UI.
If you want to develop a web-based application then replace the UI with
django.
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much more pleasant to work with.
They're not referenced frequently, only occasionally.
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On Thu, 8 Dec 2016, Adrian Klaver wrote:
http://initd.org/psycopg/docs/usage.html?highlight=binary#adapt-binary
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I have used '-- ' to enter comments about tables or columns and am curious
about the value of storing comments in tables using the COMMENT key word.
When is the latter more appropriate than the former?
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On Tue, 6 Dec 2016, John R Pierce wrote:
indeed BYTEA is postgres's type for storing arbitrary binary objects that
are called BLOB in certain other databases.
John,
I thought so.
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same as a bytea (page 217 of the
9.6 PDF manual), and I cannot find BLOB as a postgres data type. Please
point me in the right direction to learn how to store PDFs as BLOBs.
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On Tue, 6 Dec 2016, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
Due to the widely variable size of a PDF document, I would say no. I would
store the metadata and file location.
Joshua,
I read your answer as "don't store them in the database, but store the
location in a column."
Thanks for co
tenance records, etc.
My thinking is to not store these documents in the database, but to store
them in subdirectories outside the database.
Your thoughts?
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in a stand-alone application
that can be packaged for easy installation and use by clients.
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On Mon, 5 Dec 2016, Johann Spies wrote:
Web2py is another (and maybe simpler) alternative to Django.
Johann,
Thank you. I'll look at it.
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of the
time. But, I'll look again at the Python3 version called Phoenix and Peewee
(a lighter ORM than SQLAlchemy).
Sorry if I went off into left field on this.
That's fine. All ideas are always welcome.
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at my clients use. Long ago I looked at flask; that might be worth a
second look. I'm also seriously looking at peewee, which is an ORM simpler
than SQLAlchemy, and the Phoenix toolkit for the UI.
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over the past few years looking for a simpler
solution and they just don't exist.
I'll learn django and take it step-by-step.
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My clients all run Windows about which I know nothing. Is there a GUI for
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All tips and gotcha's for a new user are certainly welcome.
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you'll need customer, invoice, line-item tables at the minimum. But
since I use it only to generate service invoices and post them to accounts
payable I don't know the details of how it works. I do use postgres
(currently -9.6.1) and httpd with it.
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books; they're very helpful.
Only you and your client know just what's needed. This approach will open
your client to data/information they need that is not provided by their
current software and will provide you the basis for designing the postgres
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Adrian, et al.:
Did a pg_dumpall and stored it with my database-backups. Now that I know
where to find the bin/ directories pg_upgrade ran flawlessly. Quick and
easy.
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only list them, but access them from the command line. This is what
I'm trying to understand.
Regardless, I'll stop the running postgres, run pg_upgrade, then start it
from the /9.6/data/ directory.
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On Tue, 15 Nov 2016, Rich Shepard wrote:
$ /usr/bin/pg_ctl --version
pg_ctl (PostgreSQL) 9.6.1
ls -al /usr/bin/pg_ctl
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Nov 15 14:16 /usr/bin/pg_ctl ->
../lib/postgresql/9.6/bin/pg_ctl*
To increase my understanding I want to resolve an apparent discrepancy
r/bin/pg_ctl ->
../lib/postgresql/9.6/bin/pg_ctl*
Aha! That's where the bin/ directories are. There's a 9.3.4/ and 9.5/
subdirectory there, too.
Will do a pg_dumpall and then run pg_upgrade.
Thanks, both of you. I learned valuable lessons,
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Rich is using Slackware and I am pretty sure it marches to a different
drummer.
Adrian,
And a different band. Pat likes MariaDB which replaced MySQL so PostgreSQL
is not part of the base distribution. But, SlackBuilds.org provides a build
script
ake life easier.
Currently, only 9.5.4 is running; 9.6.1 is installed and initiated but not
running. When I invoke 'psql -l' I see the clusters installed in 9.5.4.
Will use pg_dumpall and pg_restore ... tomorrow morning.
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What does U1 represent?
Unique constraint, perhaps? I'm just guessing.
Tom,
That's my guess, too. I've not seen it used before now and did not know if
it's a standard code for something or one specific to this agency.
Thanks,
using (but suspect Oracle). My
web search used in-effective terms so I could not find the answer there.
What does U1 represent?
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CREATE TABLE newtable AS SELECT ...
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/sql-createtableas.html
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If you point me to the appropriate page in the 9.5.x manual I'll figure it
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Wrong permissions on /dev/shm, perhaps?
Tom,
Yes. I keep forgetting about this since I don't reboot this
server/workstation often.
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See here:
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Ah, shoot! I completely forgot about this. Yes, I reset the perms on
/dev/shm and that fixed the problem.
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PostgreSQL.1804289383": Permission denied
Please advise me on how I proceed to clear this and restart the
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Hmm, AFAIK that's what it should be out of the box. Certainly on my RHEL6
machine I see
Until I make the time to upgrade this host from Slackware-14.1 to -14.2
the kernel is 3.10.17-smp.
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(755). Thanks to your response I remembered that chromium does not run until
I follow its advice to chmod 1777 /dev/shm. Sure enough, chromium would not
load.
So, I changed the perms on /dev/shm/ and now both postgres and chromium
work.
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open shared memory segment
"/PostgreSQL.1804289383": Permission denied
Not before encountering this problem I've no idea where to look to see how
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2 - I've never done a Postgres upgrade before, can you give some guide
here? Is usually a easy thing? How long can it take? Is a downtime needed?
Patrick,
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and I enter my username and password on the login
page. It works with auth method trust. I've no idea exactly how it connects
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the database. So yes, you will need to use ALTER ROLE to create the
password inside Postgres.
OK. I'll try that for the learning experience.
So much to learn and so little time ...
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system tables pg_user and pg_shadow:
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/catalogs.html
I see the pg_user in Section 49.79 but don't know how to correctly
configure it. It seems that pg_shadow is unnecessary since I don't need to
provide compatibility with versions < 8.1.
R
he URL you provided and add a password for
me, too.
Rich
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system tables pg_user and pg_shadow:
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/catalogs.html
Adrian,
I did not know this. Thanks for the information.
Rich
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fore set
a password specifically for postgresql. Since I'm the only user and the
trust authentification has worked for the same period, I'll leve it that
way.
Thanks for your help,
Rich
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start does not work[1] I
stopped the process then restarted it. I can now access my databases and the
financial software via the browser UI.
Now I can remove the 9.3.4 directory and be comfortable that the next
upgrade will be smooth.
Thanks very much for your patient help!
Much appreciated,
user postgres:
psql (9.5.4)
Type "help" for help.
postgres=#
So, it appears to be a password issue. Please advise me how to get the
running postmaster process to accept my accessing databases without a
password being required.
Thanks again,
Rich
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ADIR
--locale=en_US.UTF-8 -A md5 -W\""
exit 6
fi
Note the '-W' at the end. But, I ran initdb from the command line as user
postgres.
Rich
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hepard | UTF8 | C | en_US.UTF-8 | rshepard=CT
I did not recognize this as the answer to Charles' question.
Thanks,
Rich
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