A couple weeks back I wrote in with a few questions and comments asking
about the possibilities of creating a re-do log in Postgres for the purpose
of creating a Standby database. That is, a database that would be
reasonably current (within 5 minutes) and available to take over within one
minute
>>> Craig May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08.09.2000 02.59 Uhr >>>
> Hi,
> I'm having trouble with this statement, could someone help out please.
> Select g.ID From Grouping g join Entity_Grouping eg on g.ID=eg.Group_ID where
> eg.Entity_ID=1
> The error message is:
> ERROR: transfromExpr: does not k
> I'm having trouble with this statement, could someone help out please.
>
> Select g.ID From Grouping g join Entity_Grouping eg on
> g.ID=eg.Group_ID where eg.Entity_ID=1
Try
select g.ID from Grouping g, Entity_Grouping eg where g.ID = eg.Group_ID
and eg.Entity_ID = 1;
That's not the join sy
Hi,
I'm having trouble with this statement, could someone help out please.
Select g.ID From Grouping g join Entity_Grouping eg on g.ID=eg.Group_ID where
eg.Entity_ID=1
The error message is:
ERROR: transfromExpr: does not know hot to transfrom node 501 (internal error)
Craig May
Enth Dimensi
A question for the postgreSQL gurus:
Some RDBMSs, for example Oracle, have a feature named 'Database Link' -
at least in Oracle - It's something like a view, thats lets you access a table,
that is located within another DB.
AFAIK, postgreSQL doesn't have this feature. Are there any plans to imp
