On 15 March 2011 07:57, rikard wallen wrote:
> How do I find the information about my postgresql such as: server, database
> user, port, password
> thank you
Most commonly that will be
server = the machine you installed postgres on
port= postgres' default 5432 unless you changed it on install
How do I find the information about my postgresql such as: server, database
user, port, password
thank you
zhaoxuexia000 wrote:
>
> From:Xuexia,Zhao
>
> Excuse me for troubling you!
> Could you give me some documents about "the internal logical architecture of
> the PostgreSQL"? I have found the right document I need, but no result
> appears.
From:Xuexia,Zhao
Excuse me for troubling you!
Could you give me some documents about "the internal logical architecture of
the PostgreSQL"? I have found the right document I need, but no result appears.
Plea you for help!
Thank you very
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 11:40:21AM +0400, Виктор Вислобоков wrote:
>Thanks, Joshua.
>
>I understand the difference JOIN and WHERE, but I'm very appreciate your
>explanation.
>My goal is a bit other, I want to translate the phrase "as is" (in compact
>form)
The phrase you menti
Thanks, Joshua.
I understand the difference JOIN and WHERE, but I'm very appreciate your
explanation.
My goal is a bit other, I want to translate the phrase "as is" (in compact
form)
With best wishes
Victor Vislobokov
St.Peterburg, Russia
On Sat, Aug 15, 2009 at 09:29:48PM +0400, Виктор Вислобоков wrote:
>Hello.
>I translating the PostgreSQL manual and I run into the problem. I don't
>understand this:
>
>-From
>
> queries.sgml---
Hello.
I translating the PostgreSQL manual and I run into the problem. I don't
understand this:
-From
queries.sgml
The ON or USING clause of an outer join is
not equivalent
to a WHERE condition, be
