Hi!
I run pg7.4 on a SuSE 9.1 (IPv6) machine (linux 2.6); despite I added
hostall all ::1
:::::::password
to my pg_hba.conf, connecting to the database via JDBC (pg74.213.jdbc3.jar)
fails:
org.postgresql.util.PSQLExcep
Hello, I just want to install the latest PostgeSQL database
server (7.4.2). I am running a Red Hat Fedora Core 1 OS, and I just found a link
(ftp://ftp10.us.postgresql.org/pub/postgresql/binary/v7.4.2/fedora/fedora-core-1/)
where I can download the RPM's, but I don't know which of them I need
Hi,
How would I determine if the Debian Postgresql package I installed was
configured with --enable-odbc option?
Jared
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With a dying hard disc, I backed up my db files from 7.4.1 and installed
7.4.2 on my new disc after installing Fedora Core 1. Two problems:
1. User postgres seems to have been set up automatically, and I
can't find a password that works.
2. When I try to start psql under my own username, I
hi,
i installed postgres (latest version) under cygwin / WinXP.
i started ipc-daemon2
when i want to run the initdb routine I got the following error message
(watch this)
$ initdb -E LATIN1 /usr/shared/postgresql/data
The files belonging to this database system will be owned by user
This user m
can someone explain me how this works:
on a newly created software db the schema 'public' has the right temporary,
and the schema itself (within the db) has the right create and usage,
but the creates for example are not temporary.. as in create temporary
table..
i'm confused:)
help me out plz
Dear Sir or Madam!
I am a student at a university in Norway, and I'm working on a project
where I shall be a "seller" for PostgreSQL.
I was just wondering, why the name PostgreSQL? Is it a shortening for
something?
Kind regards,
Jørgen Lie Pettersen
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> Dear Sir or Madam!
>
> I am a student at a university in Norway, and I'm working on a project
> where I shall be a "seller" for PostgreSQL.
> I was just wondering, why the name PostgreSQL? Is it a shortening for
> something
Robert wrote:
> creating template1 database in /usr/shared/postgresql/data/base/1...
> FATAL: invalid value for parameter "lc_messages": "3079"
Perhaps you should set your locale environment to something less
bizarre.
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John D. Tiedeman wrote:
> With a dying hard disc, I backed up my db files from 7.4.1 and
> installed 7.4.2 on my new disc after installing Fedora Core 1. Two
> problems: 1. User postgres seems to have been set up automatically,
> and I can't find a password that works.
There probably isn't one.
Jared Evans wrote:
> How would I determine if the Debian Postgresql package I installed
> was configured with --enable-odbc option?
This is fairly uninteresting, since all this switch controls is whether
the ODBC driver gets built. Clearly, there is a Debian package for the
ODBC driver.
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Hi,
On Tue, 11 May 2004, Jie Liang wrote:
Hi,
How to use an internal variable?
Original question was how to set a variable in postgresql?
If I want to set a variable like start_date='2004-05-10';
How could I use it in my SQL statement?
E.g.
Db> set start_date '2004-05-10'
Db> select start_date as '
In postgres 7.4, is there any way to stop a user from creating tables in a given
database ?
I tried (as postgres user):
REVOKE ALL ON DATABASE test FROM testuser;
testuser can still connect and can still select from the tables I want them to see,
but as user "testuser":
test=> CREATE TABLE fo
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