On Apr 16, Dieudonne Nanga wrote:
> How do i insert a file in the database?
You mean large objects?
If yes, try
# select lo_import('');
this will return a OID.
and to access the same, try
# select lo_export(, '');
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On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, Benjamin Lara wrote:
> Hello,I want help to compile Postgresql to win2000
> Can you help me?
> Please send me a e-mail
> Thank you fot your help!!
Look into cygwin. They have a pre-compiled package. I don't think it makes
sense to compile it on your own when there is one alr
Hello there!
psql# \copy "table_name" from /path/from/file/to_copy
Regards
Sonny
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, Dieudonne Nanga wrote:
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"Nigel J. Andrews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Sure: keep the database on a RAM-drive (this will mean an initdb and
>> data load on each bootup, hope you can stand that) and use pg_dump to
>> a text file on flashdrive as your backup mechanism. Use a cron task
>> to run pg_dump at whatever freq
Em 15 Apr 2002, Peter Eisentraut escreveu:
>> I am trying to get command line history and editing to work with psql, as
>> life is a pain without it.
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>Check that you have the readline header files installed (and if configure
>finds them; readline.h, history.h or similar). Look for RPMs
>r
Jean-Arthur Silve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Now, vacuum "blocks" on one table (apparently "comptes" table) , without HD
> activity, no error message
Curious. Do you want to get in there with a debugger and see where it's
looping?
> PS : I use 7.0 version
Hmm ... are you on 7.0.3? The
Hello,I want help to compile Postgresql to win2000Can
you help me?
Please send me a e-mailThank you fot your help!!
Hi,
I am running Postgresql 7.1.3. The machine that the database server is on
got rebooted accidentally. After I started the server, the data in tables
are gone. I heard some thing about possibly get the data back with pg_xlog
by using pg_control. Can anyone provides the instructions of how do
On Mon, 15 Apr 2002, Tom Lane wrote:
> "Christian Gerdes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Is there an opportunity to configure postgre to keep databases in Memory?
> > I need to store a lot of data (many little entries) on IDE- flashdrive.
> > But flashdrives have a little problem with write-cy
hi, i made some step from the previous e-mail. here are the new problems:
I disinstalled the rpm of pgsql 7.0 and i tried to install the rpm of 7.2
version:
1) the rpm managers tell me that are missing some lib
- libcrypto.so.2
- libreadline.so.4
- libssl.so.2
i tried to install anyw
Hello !
I used to run vacuum verbose analyze (vacuumdb -v -a -z) every days.
Everything was ok for months until yesterday !
Usually, this command takes about 1 mn.
Now, vacuum "blocks" on one table (apparently "comptes" table) , without HD
activity, no error message
avr 15 10:31:27 uranus
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