> "Clayton" == clayton cottingham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Clayton> you could use a version of pgsql on your own machine and
Clayton> use the host switch to connect to an extrenal db
Clayton> of course your db isp will have to allow your ip to
Clayton> connect, not an eas
Good morning.
Since I asked this question before psql question, I would mention other
aspects as well. I had same problem, history not working etc. So I was
told to install readline. I checked, and readline rpm was installed. So
next thing, I was told, was to upgrade my postgres. I checked for up
On Sun, 19 Nov 2000, Joe Conway wrote:
> On machines where I've installed PostgreSQL 7.0.2 from RPM, psql allows use
> of the up arrow key for history and the escape/tab key for command
> completion, but on my remote web host (webpipe.net) those keys don't work.
> What do I need to do to get thes
Joe Conway wrote:
>
> > > On machines where I've installed PostgreSQL 7.0.2 from RPM, psql allows
> use
> > > of the up arrow key for history and the escape/tab key for command
> > > completion, but on my remote web host (webpipe.net) those keys don't
> work.
> > > What do I need to do to get the
> > On machines where I've installed PostgreSQL 7.0.2 from RPM, psql allows
use
> > of the up arrow key for history and the escape/tab key for command
> > completion, but on my remote web host (webpipe.net) those keys don't
work.
> > What do I need to do to get these features working on my remote
On Thu, Nov 23, 2000 at 07:31:36PM +0100, Peter Eisentraut allegedly wrote:
> Joe Conway writes:
>
> > On machines where I've installed PostgreSQL 7.0.2 from RPM, psql allows use
> > of the up arrow key for history and the escape/tab key for command
> > completion, but on my remote web host (webp
Hello,
I've been searching off-and-on for an answer to this question, but I haven't
found anything but fleeting references.
Here's the problem/question:
On machines where I've installed PostgreSQL 7.0.2 from RPM, psql allows use
of the up arrow key for history and the escape/tab key for command
