Title: Fast CGI
Hi all,
Does any one know a method of creating a persistent connection to
postgresql using PERL DBI::Pg and Apache, I have been experimenting
with CGI::Fast and use compiled Fcgi module into Apache. While all
seemed fine when I checked the connection of postgres using a ps -x
Hi!
How can I modify a field of table with ALTER TABLE? I want to modify the
constraint. The TABLE is now:
"ID"int8NOT NULL, UNIQUE
But I want this:
"ID" int8 REFERENCE "table2"
THanx!
Bye!
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Linux RedHat 7.1
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I have postgres set up to require usernames and passwords for access.
The following script works just fine in 7.1.2 without manual
intervention. Using 7.2.1 psql issues a password prompt and
blocks until a password is manually entered.
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#!/bin/sh
psql myd
I am confusedthere seem to be a number of replication
"options" with PostgreSQL and I'm not sure if they are all
the same or if one is better, or which one to use!
There's Rserv, PGReplicator, eRserver, Usogres, and maybe
one otherHelp! I'm confused! We've got PostgreSQL
7.1.3 and 7
On Thu, 2 May 2002, Mike Baker wrote:
>
> > > Hi.
> > >
> > > I am in the process of doing some data migration.
> > I
> > > have had no trouble moving my data, but am having
> > > problems creating a foreign key.
> > >
> > > When I run the following command, psql hangs
> > (well,
> > > not totall
> > Hi.
> >
> > I am in the process of doing some data migration.
> I
> > have had no trouble moving my data, but am having
> > problems creating a foreign key.
> >
> > When I run the following command, psql hangs
> (well,
> > not totally sure if it is hung).
>
> It probably isn't hung, but it'
Friends,
I have been thinking about my smp db server and how it interacts with my
web server. I'm using mod_perl on Apache, which uses Apache::DBI to connect
to the db server via a private network segment. It occurs to me that since
the web server is connecting early (on startup), when t
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Le Jeudi 2 Mai 2002 04:01, Alan Wayne a écrit :
> In foxpro, I've been using the provided 10-character
> random generator to provide for the primary keys on my
> data files. As far as I can tell, PostgreSQL only uses
> an auto-incrementing serial field for its primary
> keys. So as far as I can se
