Tom Lane wrote:
> > But now runcheck dies during the install of PL/pgSQL, with createlang
> > complaining about a missing lib/plpgsql.sl.
>
> > I did do an MPE implementation of dynloader.c, but I was under the dim
> > impression this was only used for user-added functions, not core
> > functio
Mark Bixby wrote:
> It seems that plpgsql.sl didn't get built. Might be an autoconf issue, since
> quite frequently config scripts don't know about shared libraries on MPE. I
> will investigate this further.
Ah. I found src/Makefile.shlib and added the appropriate stuff
Tom Lane wrote:
> Oh, of course: foo.bar is not a single token to the boot scanner.
> It needs to be in quotes. Try this patch (line numbers are for 7.1
> but probably OK for 7.0.*)
>
...snip...
> --- src/include/catalog/pg_shadow.h Fri Mar 9 16:57:53 2001
...snip...
> ! DATA(insert OID =
Tom Lane wrote:
>
> Mark Bixby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I just hacked src/test/regress/run_check.sh to invoke initdb with
> > --show. The user name/id is behaving "correctly" for an MPE machine:
>
> > SUPERUSERNAME: MGR.BIXBY
> > SUPER
Tom Lane wrote:
> But none of these fully explain Mark's problem. If we knew where the
> "syntax error 25 : -> ." came from, we'd be closer to an answer.
After scanning the source for "syntax error", line 126 of
backend/bootstrap/bootscanner.l seems to be the likely culprit.
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Tom Lane wrote:
>
> Mark Bixby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > MPE is a proprietary OS with a POSIX layer on top. The concept of
> > POSIX uids and gids has been mapped to the concept of MPE usernames
> > and MPE accountnames. An example MPE username would be &q
Hi pgsql-hackers,
I'm currently porting 7.0.3 to the HP MPE/iX OS to join my other ports of
Apache, BIND, sendmail, Perl, and others. I'm at the point where I'm trying to
run the "make runcheck" regression tests, and I've just run into a problem
where I need to seek the advice of psql-hackers.
