Keith Wong writes:
> Anybody know how to compile pgaccess from postgres source files?
> It must be a configure option, but I can't find it.
--with-tcl --with-x
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action, thereby including all the queries composing my
> function in that same transaction?
Yes
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Chau, Artemis writes:
> Does anyone know how to invoke an external shell script from a function when
> it is called from a sql statement?
If it's a C function, use system("file").
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Keith Wong writes:
> Does anybody know the transaction isolation level default when a plpgsql
> stored procedure is called?
> Is it possible to set it? Or is this controlled by SPI?
It's whatever the transaction that called the function was set to.
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value is also null.
> Is this intentional? Is there a way around this?
Wait for 7.1.
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Craig May writes:
> createuser -adq username
>
> returns
>
> invalid option adq
createuser -a -d -q
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Saltsgaver, Scott writes:
> GRANT ALL on to ;
>
> after running the command I lost permissions to the tables once I exited
> psql. I had to run psql as the postgres user to correct the situation.
>
> Is this a bug or desired behavior?
It's a bug. Fixed for 7.1
Franz J Fortuny writes:
> select col1,
> case when col2 = true then
> col3
> else
> col4
> end as colw,
> colM
> where etc.
> is this a "standard" or ANSI 9X compatible syntax
Yes.
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Joseph Shraibman writes:
> The only way I can find is to do a search on something, and select to
> search in mailing lists. Then after the search returns click on a link,
> and trucate the url to http://www.postgresql.org/mhonarc/
When in doubt, use geocrawler.com.
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; Can't create pid file: /usr/local/pgsql/data/postmaster.pid
> Is another postmaster (pid: 10686) running?
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a query from mulitple databases. ( the usual
> DB.Table or DB:table or DB@table dont seem to work)
Nope.
It's not really planned either in case you wanted to ask.
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Antti Linno writes:
> I installed new Mandrake 7.2 and was eager to try new postgres. So I
> installed it and used pgsql. What surprised me was that the arrow keys
> wouldn't work anymore as history, instead I get those ascii codes.
You need to install the readline-devel R
Jie Liang writes:
> "../../../src/Makefile.global", line 304: Need an operator
> make: fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
> su-2.04#
>
> what I need to do?
Use GNU make.
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ent to numeric.
The oid type should only be used as a foreign key to an oid column.
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Albert REINER writes:
> I think that the documentation for CASE is not very clear:
Maybe you will like this better (from upcoming 7.1):
http://www.postgresql.org/devel-corner/docs/postgres/functions-conditional.htm
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ERE a.long_name like (b.abbr || '%');
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, RFC) and make a
C function wrapper around it.
Incidentally, someone has already done this for the upcoming 7.1 release,
but since the function call interface has changed the back port won't be
trivial.
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Peeter Smitt writes:
> CREATE RULE update_rule AS ON UPDATE TO table DO INSTEAD
> SELECT fun1(new);
>
> Thing is that backend gives this error.
> ERROR: parser: parse error at or near ")"
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:
$ psql -f /etc/sysctl.conf
psql:/etc/sysctl.conf:8: ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "#"
It looks to me like you are using an older psql, perhaps from a previous
installation.
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;s before I can do the calulations.
Depends on the calculation. I'd just try to see if it works. When in
doubt add casts.
> Also I looked in the User manual but could not find the modulo function
> where is it ?
5 % 4
mod(5, 4)
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ke this:
> select User_Name from tbacct where acct_timestamp like '2000-11%' group
> by User_Name;
select user_name from tbacct where extract(month from acct_timestamp) = 11 ...
(SQL compliant)
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byte unsigned integers, only single byte signed
characters.
> Is there a better datatype to use?
smallint with a check constraint
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Mauricio Hipp Werner writes:
> I need help, which is the symbol used in postgreSql to carry out the outer
> join.
>
> in oracle the is used (+)
> in sybase the is used * and
> in postgreSql?
No symbol, just words.
http://www.postgresql.org/devel-corner/docs/postgres/sql-sel
ESjZo|
> (1 row)
Yep, the update will fix the corrupted index (at least to the extent that
this particular case now works).
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estimate is way off (1000 vs 6) and thus a sequential scan is (correctly)
thought to be faster.
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Frederic Metoz writes:
> I am looking for the binary AND and OR ... SHIFT as well.
> Do they exist for postgresql ?
in 7.1
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ot very clear: it took me
> some experimentation to find out that you have to do "\set VARIABLE"
> interactively or give "--set VARIABLE=" to set a variable that does
> not take a value.
Suggested new wording?
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Albert REINER writes:
> in the 7.0.2-docs I find the function textpos:
> However, in psql it seems one has to use strpos:
textpos() was removed from the 7.1 documentation. position() is the SQL
function, I think strpos() is from Oracle.
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Albert REINER writes:
> > Suggested new wording?
>
> What about:
Works for me. Thanks.
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showing the tables and the data in it, it's fairly hard to tell.
I think MySQL does case insensitive string comparisons; check that.
> I read a post about PostgreSQL not supporting outer joins, but I don't
> have enough experience with SQL to determine if this is such a query
&g
regret it later.
You can always use CREATE TABLE AS.
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> cmdb(# constraint media_comp_fk foreign key(comp_id) references company
> cmdb(# );
> ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "not"
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hese into one query?
select table1.id from table1, table2 where table1.id = table2.id and
lastname = 'morton' and type='pie' and content = 'apple';
Or in 7.1, optionally:
select id from table1 natural join table2 where lastname = 'morton' and
type ='pie&
to the command line for debugging purposes?
>How to debug PL/PGSQL?
>Various examples for each of the statements
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e"
>
> I'm assuming this has to do with the member_id with
> type serial. How do I import into this without having
> to add the OID's to each of the rows in the text file?
You can't, using COPY. You'll have to preprocess your file, either into
INSERT statements, are prepend your own id's.
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Olaf Marc Zanger writes:
> as it seems postgresql 7.0 has trouble to create
>
> ver_id_seq
Define "trouble".
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Victor Muntes Mutero writes:
> select * from (select * from supplier); (for example)
No subselects in FROM before 7.1.
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y.
> I know I can just use the Makefiles with a little tweaking, but I am
> wondering if I am missing something here.
No tweaking should be required, if you have your SGML catalogs set up
correctly.
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Olaf Zanger writes:
> i'd like to add up the "true" values of a comparison like
>
> sum(a>b)
sum(case when a>b then 1 else 0 end)
of maybe even just
select count(*) from table where a>b;
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LSE in a WHERE condition, so no rows are returned. Note
that 'xxx = NULL' is different from 'xxx IS NULL'. Also note that NULL is
not the same as FALSE in general.
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this
will probably do:
#! /bin/sh
IFS=,
cat "inputfile" | \
while read COL1 COL2 COL3; do
echo "$COL3,$COL2,$COL1" >> "outputfile"
done
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> doesnt work in PG.
How about CURRENT_DATE + INTERVAL '12 months'?
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uestion, should this really be taking 3 hours to insert 315446
> records? I noticed the disk is basically idle during the few times when I
> watched. Would this be because of the index created on obs_id?
Quite likely. Also make sure you wrap the inserts into a BEGIN/COMMIT
block.
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> If I need to recompile, how can I do so without wiping out
> existing data?
Just don't wipe it out. You can use the new executable with existing
data. In fact you only need to recompile psql (src/bin/psql) after
re-configuring, not the postmaster.
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lving NULLs don't work well before version 7.1.
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terface has a "fetch"-like approach, it seems trivial
to keep a counter.
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thor expressed interest in
more work on the PL/pgSQL documentation; we'll see what comes of it.
http://www.postgresql.org/devel-corner/docs/postgres/plpgsql-porting.html
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See <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/index.html>.
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you reset the sequence in the first place? You should probably
set it back to where it was (using setval()). Sequences simply return
incrementing numbers, they don't fill holes or have any
constraint-avoiding logic.
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en, but I recall there were some
implementation and definition problems with deferred constraints.
...FAQ alert...
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Mohamed ebrahim writes:
> I am a user postgresql. I want to update a table
> automatically when we reach monthend. i.e i want to
> update some table on 31 of every month automatically
> without any user attention.
Use a cron job.
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it did , I would have to disable it in order to
> redirect the output to a file or a pipe.
Try psql -P pager to turn the pager off. Also you can probably use
export PGPASSWORD=xyz
psql ...
to skip the password probe.
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Mathijs Brands writes:
> Has anybody ever tried calling Java code from a pgsql trigger written
> in C? Shouldn't this be possible using JNI?
I have, and given the current Java implementations it's a desaster.
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rmutation thereof. If you need to do a lot of this, writing a
PL/pgSQL function might be worthwhile.
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n also take a look at my little toy project PL/sh:
http://www.postgresql.org/~petere/plsh.html
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non-database world with the database is definitely real. But usually a
regular function call near the end of the transaction block is much more
appropriate than a trigger function.
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Alessio Bragadini writes:
> I was wondering if PostgreSQL supports some kind of #include between SQL
> script files, to split a long script in different files.
If you're using the psql client then \i filename can be used.
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Option 1.5: use lztext (7.0* only)
Option 2: upgrade to 7.1
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ger comparison with an index scan on a bigint column. Quoting the
number, '833228', should fool it sufficiently to make this work.
Incidentally, it seems unlikely that you need to use bigint for membership
ids, unless you plan on more than 2*10^9 members.
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Loïc Bourgeois writes:
> What is the equivalent of the oracle request: SELECT ... FOR UPDATE
> NOWAIT, under PostGreSQL
I don't know Oracle, but there doesn't seem to be such a command in
PostgreSQL. If the table is already locked, the SELECT FOR UPDATE has to
wait.
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> definition (clear text) from another table.
>
> The query returns that typ is not known .
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Hans-Jürgen Schönig writes:
> Is there any possibility to cast numeric to text in Postgres 7.0.3?
>
> shop=# select cast(price as text) from products;
> ERROR: Cannot cast type 'numeric' to 'text'
Use the to_char() function.
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part from ancient tradition, paths enclosed in
parentheses, like ((3,1),(2,8),(10,4)), are implicitly closed. To make an
open path brackets should be used, like [(3,1),(2,8),(10,4)].
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a second level of locks to protect the information you
obtained regarding the "real" locks. I'm not saying it's impossible, but
20 years ago people were writing Ph.D. theses about these sort of things.
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)'];
> ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "["
> shop=# INSERT INTO temppath(fieldname) VALUES '[(1,3), (4,12)]';
> ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "'"
> shop=# INSERT INTO temppath(fieldname) VALUES '[(1,3), (4,12)]'::path;
> ERROR
Ross J. Reedstrom writes:
> FYI, I can't find an occurance of '::' that's not part of '::=' in either
> SQL1992.txt or the ansi-iso-[sql]-1999.txt files I've got.
SQL 1999 6.12
::=
[ ]
That syntax even makes sense...
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>
> what I want to do is 'select distinct(data) [ignoring non alphanumeric
> characters] order by data'
Write a function that strips off the suffixes and do 'select distinct
voodoo(data) ...'.
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ware
speed. You might be able to speed it up a little by using count(*)
instead. Note that there's a semantic difference, because count(seed)
doesn't count the rows where seed is null, which is probably not what you
intended anyway.
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ld be rollback-able,
> dropping a table would be the first on the list.
Naah. Insert and update are first. ;-)
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27;s no
use of the server generating this information, because the numbering is
implied by the order in which the rows are sent.
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> However, in testing (7.1 RC2), the query turned out to mean this:
>
> SELECT detail_id FROM order_detials
> WHERE order_usq = 7703 AND detail_required IS NOT NULL;
No way. You're doing something wrong. How about showing the data that
makes you believe this?
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72605 | there
83469 | blah
(3 rows)
Verifying the default expression for correct boundaries is left as an
exercise. ;-)
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;
> >INSERT 36164 1
> >=> insert into test (content) values ('blah');
> >INSERT 36165 1
> >=> select * from test;
> > id | content
> >---+-
> > 61616 | hi
> > 72605 | there
> > 83469 | blah
> >(3 rows)
> __
actness of storage and arithmetic, it might even be
illegal if you're using it for official purposes.
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clayton cottingham writes:
> hi one of the developers here at work say this should work
> insert into detail (det_id,det_mas_id,det_date,det_amt) values
> (0,0,now(),'0'), (1,1,now(),'1');
This is real SQL (except for the now() function) but it isn't suppo
them rather than the user who is
> executing them. This would help greatly in closing some security holes
> like this we are dealing with.
It wouldn't be hard to implement, but there were some disputes about the
particular method of how to do it. Maybe 7.2.
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Kyle writes:
> Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>
> > Kyle writes:
> >
> > > Is there a way to get this to work without granting update to table b?
> >
> > Update to 7.1.]
>
> I'm on 7.1. Should an RI trigger under 7.1 run as the DBA or as the curr
now why?
Because 'seqscan' is not a valid option name. Maybe you mean
enable_seqscan.
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#x27;t actually tried whether this does not work, but ISTM that you
could simply do
select id, recv_date as date from table1
union
select id, send_date as date from table2
order by 2;
and ignore the second column when processing the result.
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it. Am
> I missing something? Any help appreciated.
It's done to get consistent data snapshots across several commands.
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Christopher Sawtell writes:
> On Friday 04 May 2001 06:32, you wrote:
> > Type reltime is old and deprecated. Don't use it.
>
> What should we be using instead?
interval
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Kyle writes:
> Shouldn't the select access to the view trickle down to subordinate select functions?
I would think not.
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isted there: that's why I asked. Is everything on that list planned
> for 7.2?
No. The TODO list is just a list of random ideas, some better than
others. Most seasoned developers have their own private lists of things
that they would like to get done.
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afe to offer it
to normal users.
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ide the database may obviously have
different semantics.
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, but
there may be issues if you modify global state or there is a serialization
failure. These are the same issues that you have to deal with in any
programming environment.
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See LOCK command. But note that this would lock out process in this
function or any other access to these tables. Maybe you should take a
look at the userlock module in contrib.
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postgresql writes:
> Is there a way to return the current oid of a transaction?
Transactions don't have oids, only table rows do. The libpq function
PQoidValue() will possibly give you the last affected oid.
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is seems to be outdated regarding the fmgr update, though. (Hint,
hint...)
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R Vijayanath writes:
> It would be great if you can tell me if I can write a
> procedure that can write the output to the OS(Linux
> OS) file.
You could try out PL/sh for that.
http://www.postgresql.org/~petere/plsh.html
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ee WHERE emp_id NOT IN (SELECT emp_id FROM salesorder);
or, slightly uglier but possibly faster
SELECT * FROM employee WHERE NOT EXISTS
(SELECT 1 FROM salesorder WHERE salesorder.emp_id = employee.emp_id);
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Josh Berkus writes:
> Hey! I thought you couldn't do ORDER BY in views ... yet I just did.
> Is this a new thing, or am I just getting my Trasact-SQL and my
> PostgreSQL mixed up again?
I think it was allowed from 7.1 on to enable LIMIT in views to work
sensibly.
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Morgan Curley writes:
> Does anyone know if it is possible to connect to a differernt db from
> within a plsql function.
> I have multilple inter-related schemas and want to enforce some fk
> relationships.
Not possible
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Chris Ruprecht writes:
> I need to know how I can access a flat file from within a PL/PGSQL script.
You can't.
PL/TclU could help you there.
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