Dear UC,
You are right for the HA solution but at the same time we are also
implementing the load balancing solution so we can't have for one Node 2
different processing entity and database as well. We try to provide
solution for HA, load balancing both and in that there are 2 different
processing
Hi all i want to ask something about user managment ,
How can i know the users that
are loged thru an SQL command
or how can i know who i am (my username) thru SQL again
i can see that the users are loging so when i connect to a database
a triger (maybe) raises an notise that user vasilis is loge
On Sat, 2003-12-06 at 08:04, Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
> "Miquel van Smoorenburg" wrote:
>
> > It sure is.
> > www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg71008.html
>
>
> Thnax for the hint - but it sure ain't.
> people.debian.org has been down since the debian hack.
> I am also desperately looki
Vasilis Ventirozos wrote:
Hi all i want to ask something about user managment ,
How can i know the users that
are loged thru an SQL command
or how can i know who i am (my username) thru SQL again
i can see that the users are loging so when i connect to a database
a triger (maybe) raises an noti
Bhartendu Maheshwari wrote:
Dear Hal, Frank, Oli and all,
I understand what you all trying to say, I know this is not good way of
designing, but we are planning for using the database for the keeping
mobile transactions and at the same time we need to provided the HA
solutions. The one solution i
On Dec 10, 2003, at 12:25 PM, William Yu wrote:
Bhartendu Maheshwari wrote:
Dear Hal, Frank, Oli and all,
I understand what you all trying to say, I know this is not good way
of
designing, but we are planning for using the database for the keeping
mobile transactions and at the same time we need
Bhartendu,
In my humble opinion, you would be well served if you listened to all
the nice people on this list.
Use a local disk subsystems with RAID-type storage, use replication to
have a second "standby" system available if the first one fails.
The path you seem anxious to trod will get ver
Dear All,
I got all your points, thanks for such a great discussion, Now the last
thing I want is how can I close the data files and flush the cache into
the data files. How can I do this in postgresql
I will also try with RAID and other suggested way you all suggested.
regards
bhartendu
O
> Jim Cochrane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >> How old? We need to know the exact PG version number.
>
> > cat PG_VERSION
> > 7.2
>
> That's not exact, it only tells the major release number.
> "postmaster --version" was what I was looking for.
It outputs:
postmaster (PostgreSQL) 7.2.1
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