I've tried to deal with some of these problems.
My patch have support for following things:
1. Check whether database instance is in the recovery/standby mode and
try to find another one if so.
2. Let cluster management software to have some time to promote one of
the standbys to master. I
I've tried to deal with some of these problems.
My patch have support for following things:
1. Check whether database instance is in the recovery/standby mode and
try to find another one if so.
2. Let cluster management software to have some time to promote one of
the standbys to master. I.e.
On 2015.10.14 at 13:41:51 +0300, Victor Wagner wrote:
Attached patch which implements client library failover and
loadbalancing as was described in the proposal
<20150818041850.ga5...@wagner.pp.ru>.
I'm sending imporoved verison of patch. As Olexander Shulgin noted,
previous version of pat
o omit FROM if
you've written a . Should we tighten our
syntax to reject that?
That depends on how much code you want to break. Doesn't really
matter to me.
-- Korry
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Korry Douglas
Senior Database D
| a_expr{ $$ =
list_make1($1); }
Am I missing something?
-- Korry
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Korry Douglas
Senior Database Dude
EnterpriseDB Corporation
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I am part of an organization that is beginning to write commercial
applications for various Portals (Liferay, etc.). We would like to
be
able to deploy PostGresQL as the lightweight database for the
Portal to
connect to. Our request for approval to our Legal Department has
stalled due to th
Settings in postgresql.conf are currently case-insensitive. Except
for the units.
And, of course, filenames when you are using a case-sensitive
filesystem. Because these are things that are defined by some
convention other than the ones the PGDG made up. Since units fall
into that category, it
The problem with those files is that the source file contains lines
like this:
#line 1042 "y.tab.c"
but that source file does not exist, as it is renamed to gram.c.
We could fix that in one of two ways:
1) Use bison's -o option to put the output file in the right place
directly,
if we are
