Hi,
We're dealing with the following situation (PG version is 7.4.30):
somehow, a DB has gone missing from pg_database (psql \l listing doesn't
show it anymore). More, while you can still \c to it, a \d table listing
only shows a fraction of the tables. A \d on the existing tables shows
missi
Daniel Paval writes:
> We're dealing with the following situation (PG version is 7.4.30):
7.4? I sure hope you're going to migrate onto something less obsolete
once you get out of this problem. In any still-in-support release
series, autovacuum would have saved you from this.
> somehow, a DB
On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 7:21 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
> Daniel Paval writes:
>> We're dealing with the following situation (PG version is 7.4.30):
>
> 7.4? I sure hope you're going to migrate onto something less obsolete
> once you get out of this problem. In any still-in-support release
> series, a
On 28.02.2013 18:48, Scott Marlowe wrote:
On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 7:21 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
Daniel Paval writes:
We're dealing with the following situation (PG version is 7.4.30):
7.4? I sure hope you're going to migrate onto something less obsolete
once you get out of this problem. In any
Hello,
I have an issue that is driving me crazy. I am using libpq on linux in C.
The insert code below inserts one key/data pair record with as both as
BYTEA into database test2:
PGresult* put_data_to_test2(PGconn* conn, int key_size, const char* const
key, int data_size, const char* const data)
