Title: pg_toast_xx_index is not a btree error
Hi,
We are in process of upgrading one of our postgres database from 7.2.1 to 8.0.1. The dump was taken in copy format from 721 and imported the same into 801, but for some reason it fails in the middle of import with below error.
ERROR: i
"Subbiah, Stalin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We are in process of upgrading one of our postgres database from 7.2.1
> to 8.0.1. The dump was taken in copy format from 721 and imported the
> same into 801, but for some reason it fails in the middle of import with
> below error.=20
> ERROR: index
I just went live yesterday and I can see many idle processes
on my redhat AS4 running postgres 8.0.2
Is this something I should be worried about?
Being a newb to Linux and somewhat to postgres I need to add
the vacuum and backup scenario.
Josh from Commandpromt gave me some syntax, so I
Title: Irrevocable privileges
I think it's silly that any privileges that an owner grants to himself are
essentially irrevocable. It's silly because it makes changing the object
owner pointless. Consider:
User joe creates table foo
User joe grants permission rw to himself on foo
User
"Dave Held" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think it's silly that any privileges that an owner grants to himself =
> are essentially irrevocable.
Say again? An owner can certainly revoke his own ordinary privileges.
> Consider:
> User joe creates table foo
> User joe grants permission rw to him
Either Im tired or the documentation is confusing,
when do I need to modify pg_hba.conf
vs just doing a
createuser
thanks
lori
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Lori wrote:
Either Im tired or the documentation is confusing,
when do I need to modify pg_hba.conf
vs just doing a
createuser
thanks
Well that entirely depends but in general if the user is connecting
to the same database from the same network or machine that others users
already use you only nee
Hi,
This is my first PostgreSQL post so hopefully I've chosen the right list for
my problem. I've relatively new to PostgreSQL but have had quite a bit of
admin experience with Informix 7/9 over the years.
I have PostgreSQL 8.0 installed on a Windows2003 server (SP1) and configured
to use SSL on
Lori wrote:
Either Im tired or the documentation is confusing,
when do I need to modify pg_hba.conf
vs just doing a
createuser
thanks
create user creates a database user account.
pg_hba.conf provides a set of access permissions regarding where and how
users and/or computers can connect to the data