Hello everybody. I'm trying to build a postgres server to act as the
repository for a bunch of data-crunching clients. Hardware-wise, the
machine is a dual p3 700 with 768MB of RAM and 3 striped 10k RPM u160
drives sitting on a DPT SmartRAID V. Software-wise, I've installed linux
2.4.18 and postg
just one client attached; attaching more than
one client makes the number jump up to the 3/sec mark.
On Sat, 2 Mar 2002, Helge Bahmann wrote:
> On Sat, 2 Mar 2002, Ben wrote:
> > I've checked all the sql commands I use, and all the lookups and updates
> > are using indi
Hi,
I can't seem to find the pg_ident.conf file or the format
for such file. Could you e-mail me a format for the pg_ident.conf
file or where can I find an example of this file on the net?
Thanks
Ben Hoang
Nortern Telecom
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Hi,
I can't seem to find the pg_ident.conf file or the format
for such file. Could you e-mail me a format for the pg_ident.conf
file or where can I find an example of this file on the internet?
Thanks
Ben Hoang
Nortern Telecom
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Title: RE: [ADMIN] Automation/scheduling of Backup stratetgy
It is already built in. Use pg_dump or pg_dumpall when online. Only problem is OIDs and large objects. pg_dump -o to keep OIDs not sure about large objects.
Hope this is what you mean by live/hot backup.
Ben
> -Origi
echo queries seems to be passed through correctly.
Any help with this matter will be very much appreciated.
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Ben
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to do is drop these triggers and then sort out your table before setting up your foreign key constraint.
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Hi
Title: RE: [ADMIN] date_part bug?
Are you using Mandrake 7.x. It seems to have some problems with rounding and dates because of its use of certain compiler settings. If you are, try using the Postgres 7.0.3 RPMs from one of the ftp mirrors. They seem to work correctly.
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over from the previous line. My 2 pence...
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>psql: FATAL: IDENT authentication failed for user "ezpublish"
This might help, or you may want to check or post your pg_hba.conf.
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-sql/2004-03/msg00202.php
(or
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/interactive/auth-methods.html#AUTH-IDENT)
I just wondered if there is a way to change the variable sign from : to $,
like
\set avar 32
select :avar ; ---> select $avar ;
so I can copy and paste my perl code directly to psql when debugging,
assuming I do a proper \set.
TIA.
Ben Kim
Developer
College of Education
Texas A&M Uni
mismatches in data types, but you can convert data using
scripts inisde the DTS task on the fly.
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> "StatusID" int4,
> "TrackingNumber" varchar(50),
> ponumber varchar(50), <--HERE
> "Comment" char(254),
> "sfOrderNumber" varchar(50),
> "UpdateDate" timestamptz
>)
>WITH OIDS;
>ALTER TABLE "Orders&q
, but this works and sometimes this
way is convenient for batch processing.
>SELECT @@identity as orderid
My 0.02$.
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revent this
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If it's not sensitive information, what does this show?
lsof | grep 'pid of hung process'
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dump database, recode the dump, drop database, restore from recoded dump
Especially, any experience with recode vs. manual inspection ?
I'm just reasoning from pieces of information. I'd appreciate any ad
a row, and if the crc matches, would it be reasonably
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table | {postgres=arwdRxt/postgres,ddd=arwdRxt/postgres}
drop group ddd;
ERROR: role "ddd" cannot be dropped because some objects depend on it
DETAIL:
access to table atable
I couldn't see this from 8.0.
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Yup, this is intended and new in 8.1. You need to REVOKE the privileges
before being able to drop the role.
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es in database related performance.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Ken_North/ODBCPERF.HTM
Thought odbc performance might be also a thing to consider but this
article seemed to attest otherwise. Hence the question.
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Are there equivalent ways to check for indeces and constraints?
pg_constraint and pg_indexes?
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') ~ 'givenuser/';
Thought there was a thread a short while ago, but couldn't find it. String
functions can be used to manipulate the acl string.
If it's changed to
~'/givenuser'
you will get the list of privs the user gave to others.
Select setval('mytable_id_seq',1);
So when I insert a new row the value will be "2" and not "1" as it should be
Select setval('mytable_id_seq',1,false);
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/functions-sequence.html
HTH.
a database) ...
Just in case ...
update pg_catalog.pg_database set datallowconn = false where datname =
'...';
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-docs/2004-11/msg00015.php
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/manage-ag-templatedbs.html
My twopence.
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h
relname, array_to_string(relacl,',') as acl from pg_class
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actally i have UNIX time and that is in *1153222974* format. and i m using
select to_timestamp(1153222974);
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/static/functions-formatting.html
if you're on 8.1.
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ase A and so on,
to avoid conflict two ID 11 records having different data?
- Does the order of records matter?
Once the problem is familiar, many gurus will be able to help. I just
wanted to provide a starter.
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t will not
actually have done anything.
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l machine locally using
tcp :-
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Then we can see if the problem still lies with pgsql, or with the
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BEn
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the solution you were looking at, have you seen
PGCluser :-
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I have not tried it, but was looking the other week at various fail-
over type solutions and came across it. It seems to be able to do
what you want.
Ben
Admins,
I'm reading this post:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-novice/2005-04/msg00221.php
Is it possible and safe to run initdb again on a running database to
change encoding from SQL_ASCII to UTF8?
Will it affect new databases only or existing databases as well?
Thanks.
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On Mon, Nov 13, 2006 at 03:10:14PM -0600, Ben K. wrote:
Admins,
I'm reading this post:
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-novice/2005-04/msg00221.php
Is it possible and safe to run initdb again on a running database to
change encoding from SQL_ASC
id field from being arbitrarily manipulated
outside the sequence..
There may be an equivalent way using alter table, but on a first look, currval
cannot be used to check existing values.
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It's not a full solution anyway since it prevents any kind of update
on the table due to check constraints firing even if target field not
updated. See below;
Right. It was not a valid idea ...
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lot of keystrokes. (Also perhaps some errors related with using Access as
frontend...)
Even if we use mixed-case names, it's primarily for descriptive names, and
we don't use same-letters-different-case names.
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other than using some frontend tool, COPY or pg_dump?
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> Ben Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Thanks for the reply. I haven't looked at the source code yet, but
> > assuming I understood it correctly, if we can simply add double quotes
> > around tab-co
Thanks for the information.
Regards,
Ben
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003, Adam Witney wrote:
>
> I think the tablefunc module in contrib will do crosstab queries
>
> HTH
>
> adam
>
>
>
> > Is there a plan to implement crosstab query feature? Are there ways
> &
Thanks for the reply. I haven't looked at the source code yet, but
assuming I understood it correctly, if we can simply add double quotes
around tab-completed names, it alone would be very convenient.
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Ben
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003, Tom Lane wrote:
> Bruno Wolff III <[EMAI
Thanks. Is there a disadvantage of running separate postmaster compared to
running one postmaster with multiple databases?
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Ben
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> > Is it possible to use a dedicated log file for each database?
>
ytable, MyTable will all work.)
I would appreciate any advice.
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u are interested.
http://www.interakt.ro/products/bbs/view_0_9873.html
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It's supposed to be
metadata, and CREATE USER has CATALOG|NOCATALOG option, but what would be
$catalog value for a user table in this context?
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Is writing a function the only way? Is there another way that can be done
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so, what tools (ETL, ad-hoc reporting, etc.) work well
with Postgresql? Is there any plans or projects for Postgresql in this
application?
Thanks.
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Ben Kim
Database Developer/Systems Administrator
College of Education
Texas A&M University
Thanks to all who replied.
I guess I realize odbc may work for most of the products as long as the
analytics tool works with RDBMS.
We'll be explore the Mondrian option as well.
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etter than that of the external link. But the former is significantly
better during a busy day. (But then, the database sessions are more likely
to be interactive type of traffic...)
You also get security as a side benefit. (Data can't be snooped.)
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etc.)
dropdb gives the same result.
ERROR: Postmaster environment variable 'PGDATA3' not set
dropdb: database removal failed
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PGDATA3 is not being used for new databases. I guess I need to refine
the startup script if for the rest of the databases.
Will I have to shut down the server and restart it (introduce PGDATA3
properly) before I can drop that particular database?
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only after
all of the backends terminate normally. This is Smart Shutdown.
Thanks again, you are great.
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' preference, it would be really great.
If anyone in this list is facing a similar problem, I would like to ask
for opinions on this list.
Although I spoke of inconveniences, let me say I deeply appreciate the
efforts of the developers.
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ow (datdba) from '$$PATH$$/75.dat' ;
I found 2 questions regarding this problem from my google search, both of
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would appreciate any help.
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uestion is, is it possible with pg_dump to create a dump including
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port=35644
where 128.91.23.43 is my web server.
The web server log records all client connections and accessed pages, but
I don't have a good method of associating the web client connections with
the database client connections.
I'd appreciate any pointers.
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> > Is there a way to associate them so I know which statement came from which
> > connection?
>
> Log the PID originating each message.
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but I know there are many, many of ERD
tools.
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>> connection?
> Log the PID originating each message.
> regards, tom lane
This is a follow up in addition to the log pid. It
l $database > dumpfile < query.txt
or
2. Same, on the fly
psql $database > dumpfile <<_eof_
select field1,field2 from table
_eof_
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2. sql dump and PITR
Is it possible to use the PITR method with SQL dump? (pg_start_backup ->
sql dump -> pg_stop_backup) I guess not, but just want to make sure.
No, because there is no reason or benefit.
Thanks. I guess the PITR play
on the platform, but also on the configure
options used for the build.
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ld your breath while waiting for that.
It was not that it's essential. Thanks for sharing the insight.
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If you are just looking for the least down time between stopping one server
and starting the new one you could try Slony see
http://gborg.postgresql.org/project/slony1/projdisplay.php
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> I have
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rpm -e --nodeps post...
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Massaging can be done by custom conversion scripts, in perl or vb, within
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This will fail if you also have
John, Smith, student, NULL, dog, NULL
in addition to
John, Smith, student, NULL, cat, NULL
You can test for offending rows by:
select
array_to_string( array( select distinct Pet from thetable where Name = 'name1' and Surname = '
arate from superuser.
But it seemed if a user is given createrole, even though he's not given
the superuser, s/he can drop other users (who s/he didn't create.) So
alter user...createuser may not fit here. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
HTH
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If you're on 8.1 and upwards, createrole is not separate from superuser. But
Sorry, please read "createrole is not separate" as "createrole is NOW
separate". I also wanted to add that a good testing is needed.
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There should be something better but this might work.
select * from testtable where (c1,c2) in (select c1, max(c2) from
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. (Running legacy
software inside a legacy guest OS) My experience was with vmware and I
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http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-linuxvirt/index.html#resources
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en host and guest.
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Just thought it might be worth exploring.
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Hello,
I am trying to restore from a backup db that used oids as primary keys * ...
when I do this the max oid value in the new database is around the 1700 mark
where as the database I am pulling in is around 20,000,000 . which means any
new data added to the dataabse is going to be clobbered.
Could it be the search path (schema) issue? Just a quick thought...
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Ben Kim
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Hello,
I asked this question yesterday, but perhaps I did so in an unintelligible
way. I didn't get any answer that time. Someone usually answers my
ques
k mysql has anything that exports data into postgresql. Unless
he is talking about the likes of DTS/SSIS or perl DBI, or other tools. Or
the tables are simple and he thinks he can ingeniously craft queries and
run them through pipes eventually to psql. DDL will be more difficult.
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x=... will likely be where the "data" sits?
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fe80::104d:416e:a8dc:c02e %12
Since %12 is a "space" character, it seems first thing to do might be an
extra space in your code. Just a quick guess.
Regards,
Ben Kim
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Hello,
postgres version: 8.2.0.4
platform windows: server 2008
Sorry, I apologize for the mistake. %20 is the space, and the extra %12
seems to be DC3 (device control 3).
Regards,
Ben Kim
On Mon, 8 Sep 2008, Ben Kim wrote:
fe80::104d:416e:a8dc:c02e %12
Since %12 is a "space" character, it seems first thing to do might be an extra
spa
That explains it... I thought it was a precent encoding but at the same
time a strange place for a control character.
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Ben Kim
On Mon, 8 Sep 2008, Alvaro Herrera wrote:
ERROR: invalid input syntax for type inet:
"fe80::104d:416e:a8dc:c02e%12"
SQL state: 22P02
I
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export), assuming the table is already created in postgresql.
You just need to find the right node names.
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One problem I noticed is that if the statement has a carriage return in it, the
script will only show up to the point of the carriage return, not really a
massive issue for me, but worth noting also.
Ben Webber.
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Alexander Stanier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
We h
feasible however to
write a script to import the archived logfile into a new temporary
database on a different server, then use SQL to search it and delete the
db when finished.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
Ben.
Alvaro Herrera wrote:
Ben Webber wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a shell script to find the
Arrrghhh, it was was actually 10 (not that it really makes any
difference), should have actually waited for file to unzip before posting!!!
Ben Webber wrote:
Sorry, meant 2 gigs, not 10.
An interesting suggestion, but the problem with storing the logfiles in
a table for us would be that
script to import the archived logfile into a new temporary
database on a different server, then use SQL to search it and delete the
db when finished.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
Ben.
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Hi,
I wrote a shell script to find the duration and the related
I'm planning to upgrade. Is there a updated release schedule for 8.4?
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Both are about a year old articles and point to 3/1/2009 release.
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Ben Kim writes:
I'm planning to
BI may not be a good
example.)
In general I didn't have any problems yet with standard rpms and I can
make the rpms work if there's a problem, but I may be missing something.
Any advice or reference to a relevant article on this issue will be
appreciated.
Thanks.
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Thanks all.
I cannot change the decision on vmware or layout, but it's great to know
that the rpm way is a valid one.
I appreciate all inputs.
Regards,
Ben Kim
On Mon, 8 Mar 2010, Scott Marlowe wrote:
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 10:31 PM, Ben Kim wrote:
Dear list,
I have abo
write a generic script to iterate through the list of fields and
compare each field values, or concatenate the fields to a string, but wondered
what is out there.
Also, is there a way around to use select row(...) = row(...)?
Thanks.
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