Ola Dood.
Looks like :
A) Your postmaster is not in your default Path add it by
export PATH=$PATH:[path to pgsql bin directory]
B) You are not logged in as the postgres user
su - postgres
C) Your postmaster has disappeared.
Reinstall
D) Your postmaster is not set executabl
system tables has been corrupted and shows
multiple entries for the tables?? This makes me a bit worried about system
integrity. When I do a simple select * from tablename it works fine, what
does pg_dump do that I don't ???
Thanks in ADvance
MarCin
> Marcin Kowalski <[EMAIL PROTECT
y fields and am clustering (vacuum + vacuum analyze done)?? Are there
any command line parameters I can try to increase performance..??
Thanks in ADvance
MarCIn
Tom Lane wrote:
> Marcin Kowalski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Is it possible that one of the system tables has been c
Hi Concerned CItizens
I have a slight (BIG) problem, I can no longer connect to my a certain
database after erroneously creating a unique index on it pg_shadow file.
Below is the exerpt from a previous post that I did but on another
unrelated (semi) thread.
I did this in order to prevent dupli
