Your name :Mark Kirkwood
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PostgreSQL vers
Sorry for a downer on an excellent piece of software.
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Darren Steven
Applications Specialist
Networking Tasmania
Telstra Australia
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After running the regression test via "gmake runtest" for version 7.0, the
last bit of output says:
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ACTUAL RESU
Here is a reproducable failure for CLUSTER. Please, someone, find out
why this is happening so we can get it off our TODO list.
I now get:
test=> cluster i_te on prauflage;
ERROR: temp_4c92 is an index relation
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We have gotten sporatic reports of problems with CLUSTER. Perhaps this
will prompt someone to find the problem and FIX IT FOR 7.0.1. :-)
> Sorry for a downer on an excellent piece of software.
>
> --
> Darren Steven
> Applications Specialist
> Networking Tasmania
> Telstra Australia
> Ph.1800
Tom Lane writes:
> > The password must be single-quoted nowadays. Put that on the 7.0.1 list
>
> I'd say single quotes is correct behavior for the password, actually.
> Double quotes are only appropriate in a position where an SQL name is
> wanted. The underlying syntax is really
> CREATE
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> Tom Lane writes:
>
> > > The password must be single-quoted nowadays. Put that on the 7.0.1 list
> >
> > I'd say single quotes is correct behavior for the password, actually.
> > Double quotes are only appropriate in a position where an S
Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We have gotten sporatic reports of problems with CLUSTER. Perhaps this
> will prompt someone to find the problem and FIX IT FOR 7.0.1. :-)
The "sporadic" aspect probably had something to do with referencing
already-freed storage, which looks like a bu
