I have this strange Error between my PgAdmin V1.10.0 Windows Release
and my Posgresql server 8.0.22 when i click on trigger Functions...
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Yes, I'll go for pure TEXT objects. I read this performance tip about TEXT
on the docs, makes me like Postgres :-)Anyway, I just checked alternative
types for character data, and tested JDBC type LONGVARCHAR, and now the data
is being stored directly to the TEXT field. Just configuration after all,
When any server configuration parameters (or variables) are set on a
per-function basis, the script displayed in the pgAdmin SQL pane looks like
this:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION ... ;
ALTER FUNCTION ... SET ...;
If then I edit the function body and save my work, all variables are lost,
since (
On 02/10/2009 12:55, mad rug wrote:
> I really don't know. JDBC communication is being handled by a JDO
> library, so I don't know which one is doing this, but I suspect about
> JDO. I feel like asking about it in the forums there, but then I'd like
> to know: is there any performance (disk, read/w
I really don't know. JDBC communication is being handled by a JDO library,
so I don't know which one is doing this, but I suspect about JDO. I feel
like asking about it in the forums there, but then I'd like to know: is
there any performance (disk, read/write speed...) difference between storing
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