If none of your data contains commas, you can load it in with copy,
changing delimiters to , and then update the fields to strip out the "
once the data is loaded.
If your data does contain commas (,) you'll need to do some awk/sed/perl
magic to better delimit your file (perhaps a @@@ between eac
how can i config this file to connect from any ip
on my lan
:-) Sidar Lopez Cruz- Cero Riesgo,
S.A.
host all192.168.0.0 255.255.0.0 trust
that should work, though it's pretty insecure. note you might need to
address your lan ip address if it's not 192.168.*.*
Robert Treat
On Thu, 2003-02-27 at 14:59, Sidar Lopez Cruz wrote:
> how can i config this file to connect from any ip on my
I have a question about transaction isolation that I can't find an
answer to in the docs. I'm working with a database that has some data
split over two tables. One table is the ultimate destination for all
the data, the other is a "pending" table which holds rows during data
entry. Rows from
