David Bear wrote:
I'm so totally new to postgresql that I'm not sure how to word this.
What you want to do is create a function (store procedure)...
You can use plpythonu to do what you want. So you could create
something like this:
create or replace function check_id(text) returns integer as ..
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Well, I'd use pgsql - as a quick idea you could use something like:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION checkssn(varchar)
RETURNS SETOF whatever_your_table AS
'
DECLARE
incoming_ssn ALIAS FOR $1;
result whatever_your_table%ROWTYPE;
my_
Thomas Leduc írta:
Hi,
I know that i'm not the 1st one who want's to use pam_ldap to
authenticate users (55 posts with keywords ldap and pam...). But it
also didn't work for me. Please, what's wrong with the following:
% pg_config --configure
'--host=i386-redhat-linux' '--build=i386-redhat-linux'
[
I'm so totally new to postgresql that I'm not sure how to word this.
I want to create a query, that does two things
1) take input in the form of a string of numbers, and test if
a) is ssn
b) or internal id
if the string is an ssn, make a second query to another data base,
asking it to conve
I have created a schema with views on top of tables.
We use JDBC to connect to the schema and we use JBuilderX to develop our
app.
Every table as an "id" column of type serial. I.e. It is not null with
default nextval(...).
However, it seems that when a column from a table is used in a view, the
Hi,
I know that i'm not the 1st one who want's to use pam_ldap to
authenticate users (55 posts with keywords ldap and pam...). But it
also didn't work for me. Please, what's wrong with the following:
% pg_config --configure
'--host=i386-redhat-linux' '--build=i386-redhat-linux'
[...]
'--with-opens
