Som <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have problem while retrieving image from postgres 7.0.0 through some
> front-end.
> I am getting Exception saying:
> FastPath protocol error : Z
Hm. The 'Z' message was added to the FE/BE protocol in rev 6.4. It
looks to me like you've got a client that only
I am loser -- I didn't realize there was analyze option on vacuum -- I
created another index on Publisher code -- Now it smokes
thanks
Mark Summers
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> On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Mark A. Summers wrote:
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Currently I am running 6.5.3 should I upgrade to 7.0.3 -- Any advantages or
should I wait
Maybe I should post this somewhere else but I thought I would ask here first
Thanks in advance
Mark Summers
> Currently I am running 6.5.3 should I upgrade to 7.0.3 -- Any advantages or
> should I wait
>
> Maybe I should post this somewhere else but I thought I would ask here first
Good question. 7.1 is near final release. You could try that or 7.0.3.
Both are more reliable/faster than 6.5.3.
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