Is there a good all-inclusive resource out there that documents
LOCK in PostgreSQL, any side-effects when used, and how UPDATE,
DELETE, cursors, transactions, and so on use them?
Thanks,
Greg
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Cranel, Incorporated.
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Has anyone installed the ant_buildfile_upgrade for ERServer? I haven't
been able to find install instructions or figure it out since, for some
reason, the patch appears to be in XML. Any ideas? Thanks for the help
Kris
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Ok, I am a newbie, but I simply cannot find anything in the
documentation so I hope you all are kind to me...
I have installed Postgres 7.3.4 (will reinstall once I get OpenSLL
compiled into it). I created the postgres user, and the first
database. As the postgress user, I am able to run psql
On Wed, 2003-10-15 at 02:10, Sam Carleton wrote:
Ok, I am a newbie, but I simply cannot find anything in the
documentation so I hope you all are kind to me...
Read through the Administrator's Manual - client authentication section.
I have installed Postgres 7.3.4 (will reinstall once I get
Ang Chin Han [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just remember to reset STATEMENT_TIMEOUT to zero or your default before
any slow queries in that transaction.
Also, you can use SET LOCAL ... to constrain the effects of the SET
command; this is probably safer than trying to remember to reset the
variable
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On Wed, 15 Oct 2003, Naomi Walker wrote:
When upgrading to a minor release (only third digit changing),
specifically, 7.3.2 to 7.3.4, do I have to pg_dump and reload everything?
Exactly: No. Only major upgrades needs a dump/reload.
Naomi Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When upgrading to a minor release (only third digit changing),
specifically, 7.3.2 to 7.3.4, do I have to pg_dump and reload everything?
No. Minor releases are always data-compatible. Just stop postmaster,
install new software, restart postmaster.
No.
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When upgrading to a minor release (only third digit changing),
specifically, 7.3.2 to 7.3.4, do I have to pg_dump and reload everything?
Naomi
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Thank you. I was just double-checking..
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Naomi Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When upgrading to a minor release (only third digit changing),
specifically, 7.3.2 to 7.3.4, do I have to pg_dump and reload everything?
No. Minor releases are always
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On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 09:14:09AM -0500, Kris Kiger wrote:
Has anyone installed the ant_buildfile_upgrade for ERServer? I haven't
been able to find install instructions or figure it out since, for some
reason, the patch appears to be in XML. Any ideas? Thanks for the help
I haven't had
Hi
I've recently enabled statistics gathering on our large ( 50GB)
postgres database because of a recent significant decrease in
performance, believed to be related to changes in the application
running on top of it. I'm trying to make sense of these statistics in my
investigation of this.
I am doing a cronjob to dump pg
database everyday.
Below is my script for cronjob.
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/pgsql/bin/pg_dump
-U ganesh --no-owner -d mq
/backupdb/mq.dump
cd /
cd /backupdb/
tar -czf /backupdb/mq-`date '+%d-%m-%Y'`.tar.gz -R *
This cronjob is schedule to run
Ganesan Kanavathy wrote:
I am doing a cronjob to dump pg database everyday.
Below is my script for cronjob.
#!/bin/sh
*/usr/local/pgsql/bin/pg_dump -U ganesh --no-owner -d mq
/backupdb/mq.dump*
cd /
cd /backupdb/
tar -czf /backupdb/mq-`date '+%d-%m-%Y'`.tar.gz -R *
This cronjob is
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