Actually there are two PostgreSQL Perl interfaces the DBI based one
and Pg. It has been a while since I have used Perl (and it has been
even longer since I used the Pg interface), but I can tell you that
most people use the DBI version. The two interfaces are very similar,
but the Pg interface i
Why do you want a database where two tables have the same name? When
you do a "SELECT * from Table1" what table do you expect PostgreSQL to
use?
Now, that being said, it's possible to create temporary tables in
different connections with the same name. These tables will dissapear
when the conn
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> Nico
>
> On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Jason Earl wrote:
>
> > It seems to me that I ran into a similiar problem recently. I also had
> > trouble loading tables with their permissions. This is fixed in the
> > newer versions, (if you are upgrading now make sure you ge
It seems to me that I ran into a similiar problem recently. I also had
trouble loading tables with their permissions. This is fixed in the
newer versions, (if you are upgrading now make sure you get 6.5.3) but
for now the trick is to get your table moved across.
Would it be possible to do a pg_
something like this possible, or am I just dreaming?
Jason Earl
Derek Del Conte wrote:
>
> This might not be the exact proper place for this, but I'm gonna try anyway :)
>
> I have pgsql setup and working fine. I am able to access it through odbc
> using access to maintain a database. What I'd like to do though is use
> php3 to extract the data and put it
lag must use "+-="
What does this mean, and where can I read more about it? It's not a
big deal now, as I already have a sql script that will set my
permissions up correctly. Last time I re-loaded my database I learned
about the -z flag for pg_dump :).
Thanks for the help,
Jason Earl
tainly hope that I haven't triggered
something from the FAQ. I suppose this is one more reason to look
forward to 6.5.
Jason Earl
