Hello
I match the problem : a trigger writed in PL::Ruby
If I remove the trigger ok.
but I don't know how fix it.
De Leeuw Guy a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I try to copy a file into a database :
> On our main server (postgresql 8.1 debian etch ia64) no problem.
> On a test laptop (postgresql 8
Hello,
I try to copy a file into a database :
On our main server (postgresql 8.1 debian etch ia64) no problem.
On a test laptop (postgresql 8.2 debian testing lenny ia32) I
receive the error :
the size of the array exceed the maximum allowed (268435455)
db_stats=# COPY table_cat FRO
Hello Every one,
I have a local server here and this is what's happening:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# service postgresql start
Starting postgresql service: su: incorrect password
[FAILED]
I am able to do perform all the actions manually on command line but not
with postgresql init script.
Please h
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> Problem is that vacuum still failed with an out of disk space
> message. Anyone knows on how much a table needs to be vacuumed correctly ?
> (A 20GB table with 4GB indexes did not vacuum in 50GB of free space).
Update to 7.1.3, or apply the patch that was posted back
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Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Strange error
message
19/08/2001
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> FATAL 2: InitRelink(logfile 347 seg 167) failed: Operation not permitted
Looks like a permissions problem in the pg_xlog directory. Is that
directory owned and writable by the postgres user?
> The setup is as follows, the pg_xlog is situated on another PC (win
> 200
Hi to all,
During a vacuum, the message below appeared after some time doing the
command.
FATAL 2: InitRelink(logfile 347 seg 167) failed: Operation not permitted
/usr/bin/postmaster: Startup proc 22070 exited with status 512 - abort
The postmaster bombs out, and when trying to reinit, it give
I have a problem.
First I had a drive error that I corrected and when I do a vacuum, I get
the following:
mydb=> vacuum;
ERROR: OperatorObjectIdFillScanKeyEntry: unknown operator 93
Anyone know what I am susposted to do?
I haven't the slightest idea of how to correct this one.
Thanks
Andy
