./configure --with-perl --with-dblink --with-newsysviews
This would make installing and upgrading BSD ports easier.
David
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TIP 9: the planner will ignore your desire to choose an index scan if your
joining column's
That depends; is the SFLC offering to pay for the patent applications? Last
I
checked, it was somewhere around $6000 per patent.
Nolo press (www.nolo.com) sells a book on patents. Many people file their own
patent applications successfully. The cost is less that $1000.
David
was installed
make check failed the first time with a cannot set locale error.
I installed 8.0.0rc1, make check was successful
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All 96 tests passed.
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Thanks for a great database,
David Walker
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In reference to determining what port postgres or any program is listening on
On my Redhat Linux machines
netstat --inet -nlp
when run as root
produces a nice list of all programs listening on the network with IP and port
number the process is listening on, the name of the process and the pid.
Trying to download 7.3.1 today I found a bad link on
http://www.us.postgresql.org/sitess.html
The ftp link goes to 7.3 and the http link returns a 404 not found.
I did successfully download 7.3.1 via the HTTP access to the main repository
link.
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Another concern I have with multi-master systems is what happens if the
network splits in 2 so that 2 master systems are taking commits for 2
separate sets of clients. It seems to me that to re-sync the 2 databases
upon the network healing would be a very complex task or impossible task.
On
Does this mean that in the future '342' may not be valid as an insert into a
numeric field and that we should be using 342 instead?
On Wednesday 27 November 2002 05:07 pm, (Via wrote:
Ian Barwick writes:
Casting integers to boolean (for example, 0::bool) is no longer allowed,
use '0'::bool
Does PREPARE turn
select * from mytable
into
select mytable.field1,mytable.field2 from mynamespace.mytable
?
I was looking for this functionality for one of my projects so I'm curious.
On Monday 28 October 2002 06:55 pm, (Via wrote:
That is a good question. The planner does more than just
Vacuum full locks the whole table currently. I was thinking if you used a
similar to a hard drive defragment that only 2 rows would need to be locked
at a time. When you're done vacuum/defragmenting you shorten the file to
discard the dead tuples that are located after your useful data.
That may be true with some variants.
However my mail server has rejected the relay of several mails sent pretending
to be from me (envelope sender) to other parties and I think these could be
klez variants or another such virus. Since my server rejected them I cannot
be sure of the contents.
My 2 cents.
Level 1. with (isCachableStatic)
Level 2. with (isCachableDynamic)
Level 3. default
In my mind (isCachable) sounds like level 1
On Tuesday 02 April 2002 03:40 pm, Tom Lane wrote:
Since I'm about to have to edit pg_proc.h to add a namespace column,
I thought this would be a good
Create a separate user and both of you use sudo to start the database.
If you're insistent on keeping yourself owner of the data then use sudo to
give permission to your project partner to start the database.
On Sunday 31 March 2002 05:49 am, Amit Khare wrote:
Hi Peter,
Thank you very much for
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