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To begin with, I'm not certain how useful it would be... that said; it
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waiting.
$ pg_ctl start /dev/null
Or...
$ echo n | pg_ctl start
If any of these workarounds suffice, edit them into your
/etc/init.d/postgresql script.
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Hi. I am curious how/why the Pg 8.1.1 build on Solaris
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to the trans.
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Forgot to add; another option is to use a PL function with an
exception handler. This may be a bit more elegant approach but not
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$user,public | PostgreSQL 9.0.3 on x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, compiled by
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that is not an issue for getting the
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You are certain that those clients do these quick select as
auto-commit?
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Or try;
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Anyone know what can be the problem and why some times records is
fine, some times isnt ?
That floating point data types are inexact is a well known problem
with them and not Postgres specific.
Consider switching those fields to type NUMERIC.
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Along these lines, I'd be curious to know of other good reasong for
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Just FYI... maybe I'm the only Pg veteran who didn't know this but;
Parameter settings in a multi-statement command are not in effect for
later statements in same command.
This is not a true statement
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will never happen on the Standby server?
Is it expected or am I missing some other
settings?
It will not fire on a standby.
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Setting allow_system_table_mods to 'on' is required also prior to
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Raise wal_keep_segments on your master configs ,and HUP and/or start
your standby a lot sooner after it's reloaded.
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WAL segments are filled and cycled over.
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this way however with
something wide-ranging such as an all-table vac/analyze, dumpall... etc,
soon after launching the foo, corruption was observed.
FWIW
Will update once we get onto the new h/w to see if that fixes it.
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You did say what language you are using for the function so the
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SIGTERM on such a backend will probably also fall on deaf ears.
This has been my experience several times in an environment of
EnterpriseDB 8.2 systems on Solaris 10.
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It's a PostgreSQL limitation (or, arguably, optimization). When a
Well, any transactional RDBMS whatsoever should behave that way. Hardly
a PostgreSQL exclusive feature :-)
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I'd strongly suspect a case of infinite recursion. Have you ruled that
out first?
You might try incrementing a sequence in the function during one of the
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(not write, just read) the
NEW.column values that a trigger function would normally have access
to?
Sure. Just pass them into your validator func as parameters.
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convention of the PG default
table_column_seq.
Yes, I know that its not a great idea to depend on consistent naming
conventions!
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Nervous or otherwise, if your sequences are owned by the tables either
by their implicit creation with SERIAL keyword or a later ALTER SEQUENCE
OWNED BY, then querying the class and depend catalogues is your most
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hello pg fans,
we have an application that communicates via ODBC directly to the
postgres database.
if i'm trying to add an additional column to a table in pgadmin while
clients are logged in, pgadmin hangs
a specific
function?
Just do;
pg_dump --schema-only
Go find the function definition in the output script, snip it out and
load with psql. Remember to load it into the correct schema and
whatever other details.
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date_trunc('year', now() - dob).
If you must store the age then you have to run a daily batch to make the
bulk update.
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Why promote being able to insert rows in related tables using other than
top-down sequencing?
Sure, if you have an existing app that does that, which you can't
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Something similar to Table 17-2 here:
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would be awesome.
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set log_min_messages to fatal;
I thought changing the log_min_messages required superuser access?
(That's what the docs say, and what I'd expect too.)
Oops!... Yup. Forgot about
at setting the pw in the .pgpass file for the invoking user.
If you insist on doing it on cmd line; try;
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Apologies if this should be obvious. I'm sure I will find it as soon as
I hit send. :-)
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DETAIL: ?The database cluster was initialized with
USE_FLOAT8_BYVAL but the server was
compiled without USE_FLOAT8_BYVAL.
2013-03-07 22:11:16 CET HINT: ?It looks like you need to recompile or initdb.
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directory pg_tblspc/16385/PG_9.0_201008051/20304:
No such file or directory
The same query work in PGSQL 8.0
Please guide me.
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J Prasanna Venkatesan
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are and move them
into place.
HTH
Thanks in advance.Any?suggestions?would be?appreciated.
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Chiru
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insert or update or delete
on foo
execute procedure foo();
commit;
insert into foo
select 1;
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command was: false
2014-05-23 10:58:58 CEST WARNING: archiving transaction log file
0001000C failed too many times, will try again later
How can I fix this?
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that needs moving and this will get you through it
with very low downtime or possibly none if you're clever and careful.
Learning how to configure and work with either of these solutions
unfortunately takes a bit of work.
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executor calls are somewhat nuanced in their
own ways and I would be trying hard *not* to do this without very good
reason.
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not correspond to any real role.Â
Its purpose, rather, is to serve as the starting point for defining more
realistic roles by
selectively adding the fewest privileges possible).
TIA for any pointers!
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possible for you to easily identify such items later rather
then have them mixed up with everything postgres owns.
The assumption is, that many of the things so reassigned are quite
possibly junk, given that the real owner has been dropped from the system.
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