One of the subscriber in this mailing list reply to me that Postgresql
is unable to create a index with 8 elements. Then what can i do?
Is there any method that can allow me to create a index with 8 elements?
or should I need to breakdown the table into two smaller table and create
two index for
> Hi,
>I want to create a index with 8 items, but postgresql report an error
> message. (arguement 8>7?)
> do postgressql can only create a index with max. 7 items?
Yes.
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Hi,
I want to create a index with 8 items, but postgresql report an error
message. (arguement 8>7?)
do postgressql can only create a index with max. 7 items?
Running PostgreSQL 6.4 under Linux
2 queries with which I will be very grateful if answered.
1. The temp area
I'm previously an Oracle DBA (apologies if I just blasphemed). Oracle
allowed a designated area for temporary objects to
be created. This was used by, for example, executing SQL s
You have to either uninstall the old postgres RPM before upgrading or remove
all the old postgres executables out of the /usr/bin directory ... they are
causing it ... had the same problem just a few days ago ...
Frans
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Hello,
I'm trying to install postgresql-6.4.2 on my RedHat Linux 5.0.
and got this error massage when creating database installation from
postgres superuser(postgres), with command ' $ initdb '
:
{ this is the end part of the massage, where I notice some error }
:
ini
