[Rajesh Kumar Mallah]
> Hi can you help me with applying the patch
> i dunno much abt patch
>
> # patch -p0 < patch
> patch: malformed patch at line 7: PRIMARY);
It looks like a context patch. patch --help should tell you how to apply a
context patch. It will also tell you the basic syntax
To be fair, you really ought to ask this question:
Suppose user A sets up a conference call with users B, C, and D, who each
live in:
A: Tokyo
B: Denver
C: San Diego
D: New York
The meeting is to occur at 1:00 PM tokyo time. (Never mind for now whether
that make
[Kasper]
> Do i have to create the pg_shadow table myself or how do i do,
> the password auth is not worjing.
>
> and i think i need HELP...
It would help if you were a little more specific:
1. What exactly are you doing?
2. What exactly do you mean by "is not working"?
Have you modified pg_h
[Jeff Kowalczyk]
> I made a dumb mistake, and forgot to write down the autogenerated
> administrator password when I first started the Postgres database on
> RedHat 7.3. I'm having a hard time finding information on how to do this
> online, and it's a tricky term to search the archives for, as wel
Sorry, this is a duplicate sent before I subscribed to the group--it was
stalled, so I resent after subscribing. This question has been answered.
Thanks,
// mark
> -Original Message-
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> Sent:
Hi, the name datatype, which is used at least here:
pg_database.datname
pg_shadow.usename
is a 31 character field. That seems awfully low. For instance, what if I'm
silly enough to want to make a database named:
customer_GUID
where GUID is something like:
0ff
Is there a way to configure PostgreSQL to make the name field larger?
The name datatype, which is used for these two columns in these system
tables:
pg_database.datname
pg_shadow.usename
is a 31 character field. That seems awfully low. For instance, what if I'm
silly enough to
