Hi,
PostgreSQL superuser (named A) create two different users:
B: able to create db
C: able to create db
B creates db B_DB
C creates db C_DB
C is able to add tables at C_DB as well as at B_DB.
B is able to add tables at B_DB as well ad at C_DB.
How can I limit C to operate only to C_DB
and
B o
Hello,
select persons.name,firm.name,persons.tel
from persons,work,firm
where (persons.table_owner=0) and
(work.id_firm=firm.id and work.id_person=persons.id)
union
select persons.name,firm.name,persons.tel
from persons,work,firm
wh
Hi,
#create temp table a (
id serial primary key,
name text not null);
#insert into a (name) values ('Tom');
#insert into a (name) values ('Fer');
#insert into a (name) values ('Mario');
#select * from a;
id | name
+---
1 | Tom
2 | Fer
3 | Mario
(3 rows)
OK. Now
Hi,
I've not found, as reported into postgresql docs, 'infinity':
create temp table subscriptions (
id int references people,
expire date default 'infinity');
ERROR: Unrecognized date external representation 'infinity'
Is there someone that knows the new costant name?
>From PostgreSQL d
Hi,
I've found a trouble and I've tried to avoid it without success:
---
create table companies (
id serial not null primary key,
firm_name text not null,
activity text
);
create table customers (
id int not null references companies,
seller_id int not nul
Hi,
I really don't understand following PostgreSQL 7.2.3 behaviour:
$ psql mydb
mydb=> CREATE FUNCTION MONDAY(timestamp) RETURNS DATE AS '
DECLARE
var1 date;
BEGIN
select into var1 to_date($1::date-(case when extract(DOW from
timestamp $1) = 0 then 6 else (extract(DOW from timestamp $1)-1)
MESH Data Tree:
example:
Hallux;A01.378.610.250.300.792.380
where:
A01 is Body Regions
A01.378 is Extremities
A01.378.610 is Lower Extremity
A01.378.610.250 is Foot
A01.378.610.250.300 is Forefoot, Human
A01.378.610.250.300.792 is Toes
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION mesh_split(text) RETURNS text[]
Hello,
I'm rusty with SQL and I've started to practice it again but I'm falling
on this issue.
The problem:
Extracting rows from 'b' table trapping min() of a calculated value
"days" on 'a' table and a parameter.
SELECT b.*,
$1::date-a.sincedate AS "days"
FROM b, a
WHERE pintime
On 10/23/11 23:12, I wrote:
Hello,
I'm rusty with SQL and I've started to practice it again but I'm falling
on this issue.
I've found first solution using WINDOWING:
SELECT d.pintime, d.a_id, d.c_id, d.value, d.id, d.sincedate,
d.todate, d.description, d.genre
FROM (SELECT pintime,a_
Hi,
I like PostgreSQL for many reasons, one of them is the possibility to
use sub query everywhere. Now I've found where it doesn't support them.
I would like to use a AS (sub query) form.
This is an example:
First the subquery:
select substr(descr, 7, length(descr)-8)
from (select string
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