psql - not as advanced, doesn't have all the features SQL*Plus has.
On the other hand, it is at least capable of command history and readline
support.
Yes, but rlwrap will eliminate that limitation.
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), a foreign key reference to the original parts
table, and some location data (which is also in the original parts
table). Is there any advice you can offer in light of what I have
just described? I apologize for the oversight.
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part_number INTEGER
is_replacement_for INTEGER references part_number
value INTEGER
wattage FLOAT8
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($dbh, $query, array($x, $y, $z));
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command of SQL to be complete and infinite. None of which appears
will ever happen...
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Justin Graf for his time, effort, and assistance
with this problem.
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a on m.userid = a.userid
My question was related more toward eliminating the query returning a
record for each record in the one-to-many table. I see now that I'm
going to have to aggregate the e-mail addresses in order to return a
single row. Thanks again.
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of the query through PHP, so cleanup in the query may even
be a performance degradation.
Hope this helps,
You and Rob Sargent have helped a great deal. Thanks to both of you.
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citext which makes searching very nice.
Why doesn't the initcap function work as you require?
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What are the ramifications of renaming the table (containing 8000
rows) and creating a view of the same name?
Assuming it's possible, would the efficiency of a rule to rewrite the
query be an acceptable alternative?
Thanks in advance for any insight and suggestions!
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) and creating a view of the same name?
Assuming it's possible, would the efficiency of a rule to rewrite the
query be an acceptable alternative?
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vsop87_data;
END;
$solve$ LANGUAGE plpgsql STRICT IMMUTABLE;
Is there a means of filling something.something.something with a value
so I can get all the values into a single row? Thanks very much in
advance.
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and may, in fact, do so to eliminate the two added queries. Thank you
for your input.
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$poly_example$ LANGUAGE plpgsql STRICT IMMUTABLE;
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-+-+---+--+---++---+--
(0 rows)
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RETURN NEW;
END;
$encryptpw$
CREATE TRIGGER trg_encryptpw BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE ON assignees
FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE encryptpw();
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request for comments since I was only thinking about
PostgreSQL-specific issues related to what I presented to the initial
requestor.
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of handling this? I am open to
schema change suggestions. Thanks very much!
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than updating it. If not your problem
isn't your database, it's your power plant. :-)
It's nothing complex at all. The power in my neighborhood is
infamously unstable, and I'm merely keep records to complain as much
as I can to the power company.
Thanks for taking the time to reply!
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I need to store users and passwords on a table and I want to store it
encrypted, but I don't found documentation about it, how can I create a
Take a look at the pgcrypto user-contributed module.
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I want to find all the sequences. What is the system tables that have
the information about all the sequences?
psql -E -U user db
\ds
Capture the query that psql sends to the server.
Can't help with the dblink -- sorry.
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