>
> Typing what you told me there was an errror; I' ve changed it slightly
an it
> seems that this sintax is correct. I say "it seems" because the
computer
> begins to process the query but doesn't finish it. I've leaved it
working for
> more than half an hour, before cancel it, with no result.
>
>
Thanks Christoph;
Typing what you told me there was an errror; I' ve changed it slightly an it
seems that this sintax is correct. I say "it seems" because the computer
begins to process the query but doesn't finish it. I've leaved it working for
more than half an hour, before cancel it, with no
> My problem is that I need to fill in the gaps (the available rain data
in the
> corresponding stations), and this would be a very good output for me.
> I've prepared an UPDATE but it doesn't work. Perhaps someone could
tell me
> where is the error (I've not a very good knowledge of Postgresql). T
Thanks Josh and Bret for your answers.
But I think I can try a slightly different thing. As I said, I've got data,
extracted from rain gauge stations. Perhaps I wasn't explicit enough. My
source data are in this format:
cod_variable | cod_station | year | month | ten | rain_day1 | wind_day1 |
