e. Stuff that they see fit to add is
> not necessarily going to be on our radar screen in the foreseeable
> future.
I wasn't proposing to add it in 8.4. Just to add it to the TODO. Perhaps
someone would look at it some point in the future.
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me travel feature that was
removed because it made Postgres too slow to use in production?
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o Postgres' vacuum it
would be rather cheap to make, I recon. I wouldn't worry about query speed as
I guess that the use cases for retrieving already deleted rows don't aren't
performance dependant.
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I don't say it's an important feature, but it would come in handy for people
who really really need it. And perhaps a developer wouldn't mind scratching
this itch some time in the future.
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> Is it possbile to schedule jobs in postgres?
I believe that the correct answer would be: Yes, it is possible, but No you
wouldn't want to do that.
A scheduler for PostgreSQL colud be written in Perl, but a much better idea
would to use cron or another external scheduler.
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So it seems that PostgreSQL can handle one and only one locale setting per
installation. Hmmm.
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82-4';
price | to_number
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429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
429,5 | 4295
(10 rows)
How can to_number work with Danish locale?
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> Thanks. This gives me a few more tools to look at. Boy, do we have an
> answer for the folks who complain "there are no GUI tools for Postgres".
While there are a number of GUI tools for PostgreSQL, there's still no real
database design tool like ErWin or so.
> does it exist a date function to determine the number of days in a
> Select, knowing a specifique date ?
January, 2001:
select '2001-2-1'::datetime - '2001-1-1'::datetime;
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> I do not see how it puts the Postgres community in a bad light, although I
> do see how the author is a moron.
People think that it's an official PostgreSQL document. It turned up in a
discussion (PostgreSQL vs. MySQL round 1000) as "the PostgreSQL docs".
Whoever wrote this is putting the PostgreSQL community in a bad light:
http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/PostgreSQL-HOWTO-4.html
Maybe someone can change the document, or make the author change it?
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Den lørdag 13. januar 2001 11:42 skrev Rolf Johansson:
> Is there some function to change the serial type to, instead of reading
> a next-value, read the maxium value in a column and then add x? If, for
You can use setval(sequence, number) and MAX(number) in combination.
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t was an important news item for PostgreSQL,
but I may of course be wrong!
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html - but you can see it
if you write the correct URL yourself.
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regation, or sorting in a
single query.
Is this a 7.1 feature? Or is my typing wrong?
And will 7.1 support unions in subselects like above?
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> Are you talking about writing external scripts and importing them into
> Postgres in a manner similar to the @ function in SQL*Plus? In psql, you
> can use \i to import scripts to do that.
If it's to be used in shell scripts, it's just as easy to pipe:
psql dbname
n cancelled. But I have a feeling my
accountant doesn't agree :-)
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My, my. It works. How many times have I tried this mailing list with no
success :-(
I'm wondering how people creates guaranteed sequential numbers - in my case
for invoice numbers.
- Sequences are not rollback'able.
- It seems overkill to have a table just for this.
- What else?
tia
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