Hi, I have a table with 100 registers in Postgres with Linux RH5.1 and I
want to copy it to other Linux machine with Postgres, my question is may
be a little dummy: is there a command in Postgres that allows this copy or
I have to re-do the tables and write again the registers that I have in
the o
Hi administrtors
I get a porblem for PostgresSQL. I don't know how the data (table,
users...) of oracle tranfer to PostgresSQL.I don't know Perl program.
Are there any way (e.g SQL)to solve this problem?
If anyone know, please tell me
thank u for help
P
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Date: Sun, 31 May 1998 18:52:53 +0530
From: Venugopal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Peter Mount <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] ODBC Call fail?
Newsgroups: comp.databases.postgresql.admin
Peter Mount wrote:
> On Sat, 30 May 1998, Thom
e -i flag, which enables TCP/IP networking.
> 3. The \copy command. What do I use for the delimeter of each field?
>I can't seem to find that in the documentation.
It defaults to tab, but you can define your own. Try:
\h copy
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t;
> Are there any mistake? or something else?
If you already have the postmaster running with -i then you don't have to
kill it for the changes to pg_hba.conf to take affect.
Also, I'd advise you tighten it up a little bit - giving everyone trust
permissions means they can log i
able to do the complete
> install...
I've installed it both ways:
* As root, when installing under /usr/local
* As postgres, when installing under /home/postgres
The only thing I have yet to find how to setup without root, is starting
the postmaster when the system boots.
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On Sun, 17 May 1998, Brett W. McCoy wrote:
> On Sun, 17 May 1998, Peter Mount wrote:
>
> > I've installed it both ways:
> >
> > * As root, when installing under /usr/local
> > * As postgres, when installing under /home/postgres
> >
> > The onl
of your database, ie $(PGDATA)
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Did you create the user using createuser? (other than creating the entry
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Here, I use crypt for any connection going over a cable, password when it
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an entry.
Are you running the postmaster with the -i argument which enables TCP/IP
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Hello
I tried create a small logging utility for postgresql (6.4, i use it on
redhat-linux-5.2)
I meand with triggers 'n SPI all database change can be hooked.
But this have small problem: in an aborted transaction the triggers run on
changes, but NOT run with the undos.
4xmpl.:
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On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > postgres=> create table a (b int8);
> > CREATE
> > postgres=> create index c on a(b);
> > ERROR: Can't find a default operator class for type 20.
> >
> > Any ideas on this problem? Many thanx in advance.
>
> We don't have indexes fo
e past but I can't find a clear answer.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Simon.
>
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y the database and ran initdb again. It says 'postgres' not
in pg_shadow.
My pg_hba.conf has local all trust.
Any clues out there?
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est' it was that
came out of nowhere.
I am not too sure about how I fixed it, but I am pretty sure it was the
user IDs.
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sword "file"?)
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have all access to it anyway.
PostgreSQL 6.5.0 on i686-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by gcc 2.7.2.3
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I just want to verify this: when I update between the said versions, can I
just keep the data directory around (no need to dump/restore)? Would that
eliminate the need to run initdb?
It seems like this could be made slightly clearer in the documentation.
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the $PGDATA/base directory using
regular file backup methods. That wouldn't be a dump, so it depends on
your particular needs.
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On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Dmitry Morozovsky wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Aug 1999, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>
> PE> > How can I organize automated database dumping for passord protected
> PE> > database?
> PE> If you're implying something like "How do I get around en
g_hba.conf(5)), otherwise the system will let you with any password.
In that regard the -u switch is kind of flawed, because prompting for
username and password are really two different things. But that will be
fixed in the next version.
-Peter
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along the way with this as
well (when the original table is dropped). There is no real work around
other than recreating the rules.
-Peter
On Mon, 25 Oct 1999, Jacques B. Dimanche wrote:
> Hello There,
>
> I noticed that if I have rules set on a table and if I do a clust
a
transaction log from a *single* central update server (writer) to
update multiple readers, running in '-F' mode. Not yet tried it.
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> Best regards
>
>
>
>
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tem should take care of; PostgreSQL
won't. Incidentally, I believe that most file systems won't do this, but
something like XFS (SGI) will.
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od database, but its too slow...
There is no such thing as a free lunch ...
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and is it posible at all?!
There's no really good way without making your users superusers. That is
admittedly a deficiency.
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ions can only read or write a file on
the file sytem anyway, there is no COPY equivalent. pg_dump would need to
export the objects to files that would need to be kept with the actual
dump. That's actually feasible, I believe.
As for an immediate solution, chances are you'd need to write
On 1999-12-11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mentioned:
> I need a logging utility for postgresql server.
This will (probably) be addressed in WAL (write-ahead logging(?)), due to
appear eventually but, as we found out the other day, not so soon :( .
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On 1999-12-11, lec mentioned:
> How can I find out how many users/who are currently connected to a
> database?
The ps output on the server machine will help.
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which you can't), you'll never be able to drop it cleanly either.
I'll submitt a corrected version of this for the next release.
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's not in the RPMs though. (boo)
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On 1999-12-16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mentioned:
> On Thu, 16 Dec 1999, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> > Actually such a script, called vacuumdb, with exactly those options is
> > included in the distribution and should be installed in your bin dir right
> > next to psql.
>
>
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7;-L$(exec_prefix)' to the link
> line. I don't know the syntax for that, but you get the idea.
In my view that's not reasonable, but anyway. I guess you'd have to do
--with-tcl=/where/it/is
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"show
> transaction isolation level" tells me that it is still "read commited".
> Any Hints ?
>
> Is there a possibility to have transaction level setted to serializable
> as default level?
>
> Many thanks in advance
>
> Norbert
>
>
>
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u are using ident "authentication" then you can do that by setting up
a different mapping file for each database. See pg_hba.conf for
details. If you're using password authentication you have to set up a
different password file for each database. See again pg_hba.conf.
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I installed postgresql-v6.5.3 on my sparc64-linux from source.
When that was done, i tried to run initdb, and:
[postgres@sun2 pgsql]$ PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/pgsql/bin
[postgres@sun2 pgsql]$ initdb -r $PWD -l /usr/local/pgsql/lib/
We are initializing the database system with username postgres (uid=
ome documention on this is greatly appreciated.
>
> thanks
> -mike
>
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> Is it possible to make postgresql to use index scan when it calculate
> MIN(id).
Not currently, but it's on the todo list.
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lo_import and lo_export
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On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Alberto Mainoni wrote:
> I'd like know the difference between the Server Programming Interface
> and libpq? When I will have to use libpq or SPI?
In applications U can use libpq, in server side functions (4xmpl:triggers)
SPI.
> Can I have any linux C examples that list the ta
N command failed. Explanation from backend: 'ERROR:
> parser: parse error at or near "transaction"
> '.
> pg_dump failed on cqn, exiting
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I've created a table, and index.
Table= test
+++---+
| Field| Type | Length|
+++---+
| a | int4
transferring them by hand rather than
bothering too much with getting pg_dump[all] to work.
Of course, temporarily disabling the password authentication would work as
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Opps... that was simple bug.
I don't understand why works on x86, why not on sparc (gcc?), but this small
patch should correct the error.
On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Peter Vazsonyi wrote:
> [postgres@sun2 pgsql]$ initdb -r $PWD -l /usr/local/pgsql/lib/
>
> We are initializing the databa
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Mario Simeone wrote:
> I'm using PostgreSQL 6.4.2 on SuSE. I' m trying to create a trigger... but
there are available 6.5.2 rpm version, and 6.5.3 in source.
> postgres says me : Triggers are non implemented yet. These word are also on
> page 114 of Users guide.
> Postgres d
en I now try to access the database using:
>
> [postgres@10 bin]$ psql -u dpstatistics
> username: dpstats
> password: dpstats
Spelling problems?
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> => create table user (user text);
> ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "user"
USER is a reserved word in SQL92. To use it, enclose it in double quotes.
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terpan writes:
> (Postgres doesn't work with NT4 no?)
Sure it does. (With cygwin library.)
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> select * from userdata wher name = 'John'
>
> select * from userdata wher name = 'joHN'
>
> will fetch me the same results.
select * from userdata where lower(name) = 'john'
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directory and pg_pwd file are not world-readable, so that
shouldn't be a problem. I agree that the stuff should be encrypted anyway
but that's a bit of work for a variety of other reasons.
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On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Brian Baquiran wrote:
> > 3) Turn off flush to disk
> > (option -F )
> > (very little risk)
If this parameter is set, increase much the speed of fast periodic inserts,
updates. Because if postgres run without -F, every single statement generate
a sync() syscall.
> I'd rather
default, users do not have write access to databases
> they did not create."
The documentation is wrong. You can currently create anything in any
database you have access to. We're currently discussing a way to improve
that in 7.1. Care to share your ideas?
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that.)
> can I restrict access with read-write vs. read-only privledges?
Read and write privileges are done on a per table basis via grant and
revoke. See manual entries.
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same registers... what i doing?
select * from books where lower(titulo) like '%perl%';
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ut, depending on
your application. Alternatively you could try to implement your own data
type based on text but make the = operator case insensitive, but that will
probably create all sorts of extra trouble (indexes come to mind).
> > select * from userdata where lower(name) = 'j
On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Walter M. Yuan wrote:
> >PQsendQuery() -- query is too long. Maximum length is 16382
> >query buffer max length of 16384 exceeded
>
> Can anyone give me some quick advice on how to change this setting?
Upgrade to 7.0. There isn't a way to change it
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Tressens Lionel wrote:
> Is it possible to change the owner of a db after having created it ?
Update the pg_database table in accordance with the user ids listed in
pg_users.
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27;timestamp' column, I got
> this error and creating failed: 'Cannot find a default operator class
> for type 1296.'
Indexes don't work for timestamp in 6.5. Use datetime, or better yet
upgrade to 7.0 which should be out in a few weeks. (jinx)
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On Wed, 3 May 2000, brianb wrote:
> Ok, thanks. But why are they there in the first place, then?
A backend crash during sorting
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's going on; don't rely on the
particulars of the implementation.
Anyway ...
peter=# create table foo (a oid, b text);
CREATE
peter=# insert into foo values (-1, 'zzz');
INSERT 18730 1
peter=# select * from foo;
a | b
+-
-1 | zzz
(1 row)
> > Can I have UNSIGN
Hi!
We use postgresql-6.5.2, on i386-linux (Rh.6.1), from 4-5 Xterminal, the
apllications, and postgres runs on the same machine.
there are approximately 30-40 inserts|updates /min.
The performance is pertty well... but there are many backend crash
(~10/day) ;(
And after a crash some dust remains
> > Again, a suggested change?
This is probably what you want:
http://research.cys.de/autoconf-archive/Miscellaneous/ac_func_accept_argtypes.html
I've been meaning to clean up the autoconf mess soon anyway, so I can take
a look at integrating this.
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eferred, backing up the PG files or doing some sort of sync?
For backup use pg_dump, for synchronization you're currently out of luck.
> 4. Does anyone have any advice on how often to run VACUUM? Any rules of
> thumb, etc?
If there's a lot of write activity in your dat
trust
> host all0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 reject
> host all192.168.200.0255.255.255.0 password
Because a mask of 0.0.0.0 matches every host, so the reject kicks in. The
logic here is that
({host entry} XOR {actual host}) AND {mask entry}
must be 0 for a r
> 3.Are there any plans in making security system more
> flexible?
Sure. I'm planning some work on that very soon. Any suggestions you might
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Wallingford, Ted writes:
> I am using 6.3 in this case.
I'm sorry but that is pre-historic era around here and no one really
remembers what the problems might have been back then (other than that
they were surely plenty). Upgrading might be your best bet on all fronts.
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get in a
repair things. It also looks like a race condition waiting to happen.
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Giving more details on "failure" might help though.
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ess still use the password in clear in pg_shadow . Is there an
> option , i've not set correctly ?
Perhaps pgaccess is not connecting via `local', but through TCP/IP
localhost?
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you use some authentication
mechanism.
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Hassanuri Bin Shah writes:
> does anyone knows how to change the currency symbol in 'money' type ?
>
> from '$' to 'RM'
`Money' has been deprecated for quite a while now. (The data type, not the
concept :) Use numeric for storage and to_char
HENAFF Mari-mai FTRD/DMI/LAN writes:
> Is it possible to configure PostgreSQL, so that it is not accent mark
> sensitive when making conditions upon strings on the queries ?
No, you'll have to do that yourself. A simple tr 'âàáéÿ' 'aaaey' etc.
could possibly do
on per processor.
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HENAFF Mari-mai FTRD/DMI/LAN writes:
> And is it possible to make a query containing an ORDER BY that is not case
> sensitive ?
Option 1:
SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY upper(field);
Option 2:
Build with --enable-locale. Most locales sort a, A, b, B, etc.
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is one processor per process, that is, connection.
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On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Meibell Contreras wrote:
> Anyone knows if postgres has a bigger data type than money... when you
> use this; (not with dollar definition); the money data type is not
> enough...
`numeric'. And use to_char() for formatting if you like.
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Haroldo Stenger writes:
> Besides this, I wonder if db replication could be done by reaplying
> backend logs.
Yup, if we only had backend logs...
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t; How can I remove a user from some group?
ALTER GROUP foo DROP USER bar;
RTFM :)
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On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, Nicolas Huillard wrote:
> I think all that works in 7.0, not 6.5 ?
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gt; their privileges on it.
That could be a problem. Assume you delete all users from that table. How
do you get back in and add any? But something like this is clearly needed,
it just can't be in the database -- probably pg_hba.conf.
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PGresult* res2 = PQexec (...);
> // Process res2.
> PQclear (res2);
> // return back to res1
> }
res1 and res2 are completely independent, you can use both as long and
often as you want. Not sure how you want to "include" one in the other
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mplete.o(.text+0x74): undefined reference to
> `rl_completion_append_character'
> tab-complete.o(.text+0x2654): undefined reference to
> `rl_completion_append_character'
> tab-complete.o(.text+0x2658): undefined reference to
> `rl_completion_append_character'
> gmake: *** [ps
't see the old table.
There's no way to "plug-in" tables files like that. You are more or less
out of luck. (The reason is that the table file only contains half the
truth. The other half is in the pg_log file that used to belong to it, but
it seems you don
tering bridge is a great backfill for filtering, as it
requires no change to the "shape" of your network.
Peter
; plperl.c:327: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only
> once
> plperl.c:327: for each function it appears in.)
> plperl.c:333: 'na' undeclared (first use in this function)
>
> Has anyone seen this before? I can fix the C code if I can find out
> w
ux system to access PG as
> root.
Perhaps you are confused. There is nothing wrong with having a database
user called "root". This user does not automatically have special
privileges and is unrelated to any Unix root user.
> Is it possible to mix two auth modes ?
Not from
Dronamraju Rajesh writes:
> /bin/sh: lorder: not found
> /bin/sh: tsort: not found
> /bin/sh: ar: not found
It seems you need to install a few more things. Not sure what Sun calls
this package, perhaps "binary utilities" or "compiler support".
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ting pg_log is almost like deleting the
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which is inferred what tuples are valid. So
theoretically you could set "all transactions have committed" in pg_log
and pick out the tuples you like from the tables (after having gotten past
the horribly corrupted indexes). But that seems like a pretty complicated
undertaking in any case.
-
tbl_voters_full
> -rw---1 postgres postgres 144687104 Oct 5 00:09 tbl_voters_full.1
The table "tbl_voters" exceeded 1 GB in size and was thus split up into
two physical files. You will get .2, .3, etc. each time you grow another
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tmaster running at 'localhost'
> and accepting connections on Unix socket '5432'?
Check that there's a socket file /tmp/.s.PSQL.5432. Maybe it got deleted
accidentally. Restart the postmaster to create a new one.
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Loïc TREGOUËT writes:
> insert into tempo select id, name from topics order by name;
> ERROR: ORDER BY is not allowed in INSERT/SELECT
What's the point of this command? The values in "tempo" are going to end
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R D writes:
> In the TODO list is mentioned that in PG-7.1 you will have "More
> access control over who can create tables and use locks".
The TODO list is wrong.
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ilar for a server. In case it is relevant, this is an OpenBSD server.
rgds,
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bly failed for you. You can read the file config.log to check
why. I'd be interested to know.
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