ncrease the pool of people
with checksums enabled.
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or nothing, it is for increasing reliability by detecting
(and pinpointing!) corruption as early as possible.
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language would be immense.
C++ would be the least painful option, probably.
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ised on July 25th, and the OP has
gone out of his way to present the case and provide patches. It's hardly
fair to discard it now.
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e of cool feature X and reason Y"
we would get the rare message like this:
"We don't really have much for this release, maybe it should just be 11.1?"
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it, or even ensure they
are machine-parseable, but I would like to see a few fields encouraged.
I think it also helps the committers to not forget some important
things, the way the free-form text can.
tl;dr be like Alvaro, please
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/postgres_all_versions.html#version_9.4.5
which leads to:
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2015-5289
It's also possible the wrong CVE was entered, but I don't see
one that seems to pertain to the issue described (and
CVE-2015-5288, -3166, -3167, -0243, -0244 are in the same boat).
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http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/20150406192130.2573.22...@wrigleys.postgresql.org#20150406192130.2573.22...@wrigleys.postgresql.org
or:
http://goo.gl/4lKYOC
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alternatives
like the (very verbose) vendor escape clauses, but settled on the simplicity of
a single backslash in the end. See part of the discussion here:
http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.dbi.users/2014/12/msg37057.html
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if you're not constrained by 63 chars.
That's silly. We (third-party tools) already have to work around lots
of things constrained by namedatalen.
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:
http://blog.endpoint.com/2015/01/dbdpg-escaping-placeholders-with.html
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Just a little thing that's been bugging me. If one side of the
pg_upgrade has checksums and the other does not, give a less
cryptic error message.
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diff --git a/contrib/pg_upgrade/controldata.c b/contrib
be awesome.
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is: SELECT 'DBD::Pg ping test'
Which also means the inverse is true: simple blank queries
are guaranteed to *not* be coming from DBD::Pg.
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is bad (for example, PQerrorMessage gives a
could not receive data from server: Bad file descriptor). Being that we
cannot do a rollback before calling the PQexec, is this a decent solution?
Can we depend on really serious errors always trumping the expected 25P02?
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the patches process. We have git, let's use it
as it was intended.
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not advocating changing the default behavior, but I would not want
to see bad client libraries used a reason for any change we make. Clients
should not be doing this, period, and there is no reason for us to
support that.
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statement to start a serializable transaction, rather
than simply a BEGIN, is ugly.and error prone. Perhaps their app
assumes (or even requires) that BEGIN starts the snapshot.
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in utility statements, or if not, if anyone has any ideas
about the feasibility of adding such support.
I don't think that's a hill you want to conquer. Let that code
relying on v2 behavior get rewritten, or make the driver smart
enough to handle it automagically the best it can.
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are dismal
No arguments there.
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git integration based on subsytems
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was an extremely
poor choice of word. This American English speaker certainly has a
hard time viewing it as affectionate. I think the whole thread would
have been better received with a subject line of Commitfest needs help.
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current reviewers,
put the names in the release notes, after each item. Full stop.
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a lot of work to make things usable, despite their having a
non-email-centric workflow already.
Maybe we can identify specific issues with our current app instead?
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that. Especially the signing up for the commitfest app.
Of course, Gerrit doesn't actually address most of the issues above, but
it could be part of a step forward.
More of a step sideways. It doesn't address the bigger problems.
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- emulating some other system. Could be
replication, QA box, disaster recovery, etc. I'd be
cool with a warning, but do not think we should disallow it.
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four months, if that makes you feel better! :)
Congrats!
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of what rules give us
that SQL standard features do not?
Even if the answer is nothing, if we do not implement the SQL standard
feature yet (exhibit A: updateable views), it's a moot point unless
the goal is to spur development of those features just so we can
deprecate rules.
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that logins are working? :)
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the up to point A or not, where point A is usually
a simple query such as SELECT 1. Knowing various failure states
as returned by PQping* does not seem to fit into such tools -
any failure needs to be handled manually.
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, but that's an alternative
interpretation that doesn't involve our beloved pgfoundry. :)
Oh, and -1 for putting it in core. Way too early, and not
important enough.
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certainly generate a pile of
application compatibility problems.
Okay, but what about a more targeted solution to the original
poster's problem? That seems doable without causing major
breakage elsewhere
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already, once could argue a limited test case - but it seems
difficult to design some pg_bench options generic and powerful enough
to handle other cases outside of the one software this change is aimed at.
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a purposefully slow hashing function like bcrypt.
but I disagree: I don't like any scheme that encourages use of low
entropy passwords.
Perhaps off-topic, but how to do you figure that?
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, md.c:631
(5 times) Cache lookup failure:
XX000: cache lookup failed for relation 1554847255
LOCATION: has_subclass, plancat.c:921
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if this related to the relatively recent btree errors, but figured
I would get it out there. There is also an even rarer sprinkling of:
ERROR: relation with OID 3924107573 does not exist
but I figured that was probably a variant of the first error.
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: UPDATE mytable SET foobar = 'T' WHERE id IN ($1,$2,$3,$4)
I'll start the wheels rolling for upping the verbosity.
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(work_mem is 24MB). I'm not sure I understand
what could be causing both the 'read 0' and btree errors for the
same query - bad blocks on disk for one of the underlying tables?
I'll work next on checking each of the tables the view is using.
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and reindexed twice an hour during the times
this happens (which is, during normal business hours). There is a lot
in churn in pg_class, pg_attribute, and pg_depend in particular from
all the temp stuff being created and torn down all day, as well as
some Bucardo pg_class updating.
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On Mon, Jun 04, 2012 at 02:09:44PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
Greg Sabino Mullane g...@endpoint.com writes:
We have a 8.3.18 system (yes, the same one from the previous
thread, finally upgraded!) that gave us this error yesterday:
ERROR: index pg_class_oid_index is not a btree
That means
proactively do? No other system catalog problems have been seen
before it or since.
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For the record, same here. We do *lots* of DDL (hence the cronjobs
to vac/reindex system catalogs).
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On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 12:17:04PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
If you see any block numbers above about 20 then maybe the triggering
condition is a row relocation after all.
Highest was 13.
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On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 01:25:29PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
Greg Sabino Mullane g...@endpoint.com writes:
On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 12:17:04PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
If you see any block numbers above about 20 then maybe the triggering
condition is a row relocation after all.
Highest was 13
know if you think of anything particular I can test while it is
happening again. I'll try to arrange a (netapp) snapshot the next time
it happens as well (this system is too busy and too large to do anything
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was).
* Did anything in the 8.3 series fix this? I saw nothing relevant in
the release notes for everything up to 8.3.18 (which it will be on soon).
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|PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1,
0) = 0x2ac062cd9000
12:18:40 write(13, ...
...(normalish looking strace output after this)...
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appeared.
Let me know if you'd like any of those warnings from the logs.
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were significantly invested
in [re]writing the patch, you get a name. Reviewers, I love you dearly,
but you don't belong next to the patch. Group them all at the bottom
if we must have them there.
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thread, but the answer to the above is yes.
Release notes are very public, plain text, easy to read, very archived
and searchable. Commit messages might as well be a black hole as far as
visibility to anyone not a developer in the project.
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but
little free time.
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That's about the same amount that I have.
I have no spam at all, despite being a fairly early github adopter.
Wonder what the difference is?
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.
...
Someone mentioned upthread that github spam was a problem. I'm not sure
I see the issue here - wouldn't mail from them still go through our lists
and out current anti-spam measures anyway?
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as we have someone
to take ownership.
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not the same.
pgsql-commit-di...@postgresql.org, anyone?
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really care about
sub-second resolutions.
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: relink `libxml2mod.la' with the
above command before installing it
I don't have time/inclination to track down why the make is failing, but
may have some time to run any Postgres-specific tests, if anyone wishes
me to.
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but
libxml was being *really* problematic so I abandoned the install, but
I guess it left some pieces around. I will see if I can clean it up.
BTW, right at the moment you seem to have git issues, too.
Thanks, I will check on that.
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, but
really need a strong argument for conceding things like LPAD.
* Your = everyone else, not just M. Haas.
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! :)
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me the other day.
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Thanks for all replying to this thread, it's been very helpful.
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people should
pay when going to 9.1, rather than adding some switch now.
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talking insignificant overhead? Minor? Is it measurable? Hard to say without
knowing the number of txns, number of locks, etc.?
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noreturn()
RETURNS VOID
LANGUAGE plperl
AS $$ while (1) { select (undef,undef,undef,0.1) } $$;
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with a little bit of SQL, e.g.
DELETE FROM pg_description WHERE objoid 5;
(test first, your system may vary and 5 may not work)
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for each
database. As shell scripts all over the world have been doing for years,
but it would be nice if it was simply built in.
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how it does it
check_postgres queries the system catalogs, normalizes some things based
on the version, and creates a Perl object representation of the database.
It then compares that to the same thing from a different database/server,
or to a frozen version of an earlier scan.
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) that needs
parsing, there is an existing tool:
http://blog.endpoint.com/2010/01/splitting-postgres-pgdump-into-pre-and.html
Once these new flags and the ability to custom format dump pg_dumpall
is done, I'll have very little left to complain about with pg_dump :)
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other way altogether.
Maybe it's time to finally remove the been-deprecated-for-a-while OIDs?
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feature, why not now?
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are doing something that it matters enough which
tables are shared, you really oughtta know about them anyway.
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of the
items most closely associated with pg_stat_activity)
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fix as much as we can in one
swoop.
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current_query 'IDLE'
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by other processes. I'm sure of this because Bucardo
went through the same questioning some time ago. We basically rewrote
the app a bit to use the on-disk PID files to replace some of the
lost functionality, and sucked up the rest. :)
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. :)
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problem to diagnose, but I also think it will
affect less code and thus not elicit as much whining. Besides,
I never recommend clients use SMALLINT anyway. (That type you are
using: I do not think it's as efficient as you think it is)
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into retraining equal() or touch any other parts of the code.
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Sounds good to me ... who's volunteering?
(Andrew) I will as well. Github perhaps, Andrew? I'll be happy to get
some unit tests written.
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bug that caused
this was fixed in llvm's HEAD, but HEAD will not compile for me yet, so
I cannot verify it yet. There's a separate bug concerning usage of
plperl, but that's for another day.
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with clang. Getting that
removed does allow me to do a working make and make check. The make
takes orders of magnitude longer than gcc does, but that's an
issue for another day.
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the
trick.
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version numbering. :) I think we got it right the first time.
David Fetter:
We're using Postgre 8
See also all the flocks of tools that claim to support Postgres 8
Flocks? Handful at best, and no reason we should be catering to
their inaccuracies.
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). For the record,
I'm with Tom on this: -1 to any changes.
I do like the Ubuntu/Debian way of naming the releases
with some sort of non-numeric name though. :)
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to persuasion. :)
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like the plague.
The existing solution works fine as long as we explain that caveat (which
is a little bit of a corner case, else we'd have heard more complaints
before now).
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of awfulness.
They should be querying information_schema.
I'd sure like to be able to write queries that *don't* involve
array smashing or using grep on \z output to analyze object
permissions.
Yeah, that would be a better information_schema. :)
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a bunch of views to abstract
away most of the current complexity for these usecases?
Yep, agreed. Now, if we can just agree to put information_schema in the default
search_path, because nobody enjoys having to type out information_schema...
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a GUI (or a new driver) should be expected to be familiar
with the system catalogs. Moreover, a GUI relies on an underlying
driver, and every driver should already be providing things like
a list of tables natively.
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% of cases where people are not using psql.
Yes, and everything else already has a show tables. See
for example, PPA:
http://phppgadmin.sourceforge.net/images/4.png
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alleviate what may
be a gotcha for some.
This one is more doable, assuming we are really talking about:
SELECT * FROM tab_completion WHERE btab
Keep in mind it will show up in a list if you do the following:
SELECT * FROM tab_completion WHERE tab
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