On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, Benjamin Tehan wrote:
> i tried that also and it didnt work
>
> [admin@host3 admin]$ su postgres
> Password:
> su: incorrect password
> [admin@host3 admin]$
>
> If i su postgres from root i dont need to enter a password
>
Probably because password of postgres account is d
i tried that also and it didnt work
[admin@host3 admin]$ su postgres
Password:
su: incorrect password
[admin@host3 admin]$
If i su postgres from root i dont need to enter a password
Any other ideas ?
-Original Message-
From: aubrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 24
Ok, I have a small query.
When I goto create a database I cannot create one
I've already created the a new postgres database via initdb and i have run
postmaster
I never set a password to postgres, and I've tried using the admin/root
password and yet that doesnt work either.
Any one got any id
Hi, I'm running postgres in a Linux box, kernel 2.2.11.
I have a C program that forks and with one child it works perfectly.
With 2 or more childs the select queries return different number of fields
for each child.
For example,
select a, b, c, d, e from table1
the child 1 returns n tuples with
My table 'clientes' has a serial field,
with name 'rid'.
Now, take a look at these queries:
ss => select rid from clientes where rid > 18974 and
rid < 18976;
rid
-
18975
(1 row)
ss => select rid from clientes where rid = 18975;
rid
---
(0 rows)
A vacuum (or vacuum analyze) did
I've created a table, and index.
Table= test
+++---+
| Field| Type | Length|
+++---+
| a | int4
