Hi--
I have this rather long complex query that takes really long to complete
(please see below). It seems like I ought to improve the speed somehow.
I don't understand, for example, what the query planner is doing when it
says "Hash" and why this appears to take so long. And since I have a key
fo
On Friday 15 Nov 2002 7:23 am, Vaughn Cleminson wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I am doing a normal SQL update against postgres.
> Seems to be replacing \\ with \ when it gets saved in the database. eg.
> \\machine\folder is being replaced with \machine
>
> Any ideas?
The backslash (\) character is used to es
Teknokrat,
> I need to to change the type of a table column. The problem is that
> this
> table has a ref integrity constarint set up with another table. Does
>
> anyone know how I can do this easily without breaking any
> constraints.
Easily? No.
In sum: dump your database to file. Backup
Evgen,
you'd need to post your message and patch to hackers mailing list.
btw, did you try contrib/ltree module ?
regards,
Oleg
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Evgen Potemkin wrote:
>
> Hi there!
>
> I want to propose the patch for adding the hierarchical queries posibility.
> It allows
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Huub wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I copied a function call into an SQL-statement and executed it, I
> got the message 'Aggregate function calls may not be nested'. Does that
> mean this is the case in standard SQL or is this specifically PostgreSQL?
Umm, both sort of. It's an entr
Hi All
I am doing a normal SQL update against postgres.
Seems to be replacing \\ with \ when it gets saved in the database. eg.
\\machine\folder is being replaced with \machine
Any ideas?
Vaughn
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I need to to change the type of a table column. The problem is that this
table has a ref integrity constarint set up with another table. Does
anyone know how I can do this easily without breaking any constraints.
thanks
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Hi there!
I want to propose the patch for adding the hierarchical queries posibility.
It allows to construct queries a la Oracle for ex:
SELECT a,b FROM t CONNECT BY a PRIOR b START WITH cond;
I've seen this type of queries often made by adding a new type, which stores
position of row in the tre
Huub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When I copied a function call into an SQL-statement and executed it, I
> got the message 'Aggregate function calls may not be nested'. Does that
> mean this is the case in standard SQL or is this specifically PostgreSQL?
It's in the standard: SQL92 (which calls