Hi,
i'm looking for postgresql 6.3 version for debian (slink) on a sparc.
Someone can help me to find it?
Thanks
Alberto
Yes, you do restore the archive logs from some backup medium. But I don't
understand you point, the discussion relates to transaction logging, meaning
that as dml statements are executed and committed they are logged, thus making
it possible to re-apply them. To my knowledge Postgres does not do
What is this?
ERROR: index_formtuple: data takes 16468 bytes: too big
When a try VACUUM ;
Somebody can help?
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Eriko
Hi,
I have read the man's with Postgres.
But I can't seem to get Postgres use European time notation (dd/mm/).
Where can I adjust this? (in which file?)
Snef
My table has about 5000 large objects. I just figured
out that pg_dump cannot back up large objects. I am
trying to move my database from a Solaris machine to
a Linux (red hat 6.1). Unfortunately, all large
objects
are missing. I am new to Postgresql, and I found that
large object operations in Po
Here's the trick: I had to do a PostgreSQL install as a unix user.
That's to say the postmaster process is ran under my login name, and all
the database files belong to me.
And so, my login name under this system was added (i presume when i
launched initdb) in pg_user as a PostgreSQL superuser.
I
I'm under PostgreSQL 7.0.2, and the server is a Sun Enterprise 450 under
Solaris 2.5.1
Richard Bayet wrote :
Too much to be read a second time
Richard Bayet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And the problem is that they can't add any language support with
> createlang.
> Anytime they tried (for example '$>createlang plpgsql theirdb'), the
> program seemed to "freeze" on authentification ...
> They got a :
> "$> createlang plpgsql theirdb
> P
