Hi,
I've got a live database running PSQL 7.0.3. I need to do a couple of
changes to some of the table schema's but need to preserve the data
that currently exists in the tables. I've used pg_dump to make
backups and have verified that I can indeed restore into an empty
database from those back
Hi,
I'm using serial fields to generate IDs for almost all object in my
database. I insert an empty row, get the CURRVAL() of the sequence
and then update to that value.
I had understood (and now, I can't find the reference to back this up)
that serial is implemented in such a way that race con
Hi Josh,
> normal form, most of the time. And I do a few things (such as
> polymorhic sub-tables) that would give Fabian Pascal fits :-)
Polymorphic sub-tables? =) Do you mean using, for example, one user
table that stores different types of users and has some fields
specific to only some kinds
Hi,
I'm using a timestamp field called date_created. Whenever I select it
I get:
select date_created from tbl_user;
date_created
2001-02-05 17:23:26-08
2001-02-05 17:45:39-08
2001-02-03 03:58:53-08
(3 rows)
I've tried using variations of to_char and to_t
Hi,
I'm building a script to create a relatively large database. At some
point in the script I would like to be able to save values into
variables so that I can use them to populate rows.
Is this possible with SQL? My understanding is that it is not
possible but thought I'd ask anyway.
Thanks
Hi,
About a week back I'd posted a message asking for help with a script
that as far as I could tell was well formed. The problem was with 2
INSERT statements directly after the CREATE TABLE statement of the
table that I was trying to insert data into. I'd used C single/multi
line comments of t
Hi,
I'm building a script to create the tables in my database. Everything
works fine except one thing with this part of my script:
create table tbl_resume_free_text_type (
type_id int,
type text
);
-- insert into tbl_resume_free_text_type (type_id, type) values (1, 'Hobbies');
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to take a value like 3.68009074974387
(that is calculated from values in my database) and have PostgreSQL
hand me 3.68. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jamu.
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Hi,
Removing the double single-quotes from the distance function fixed the
problem, thanks. I've now encountered another problem...
I have the following (ugly) query:
SELECT DISTINCT tbl_restaurant.restaurant,
tbl_restaurant_location.postal_code, tbl_restaurant_location.latitude
AS latitude, t
Hi,
I hope my question is appropriate for this list. I'm trying to create
a function that calculates the distance between a pair of
latitude/longitude points. This is what I have:
/* latlon_distance.pgsql
* by Jamu Kakar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dec 18, 2000.
*
* Calculates the distance between
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