On Sun, 7 Sep 2003, Tom Lane wrote:
> "Nigel J. Andrews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > One thing that started worrying me having found what looks like a bug in
> > to_tsquery_name from the 7.3-stable version of tsearch v2 is the question of
> > bug fixes applied only to the latest [HEAD presumab
> Tom Lane writes:
Tom> We decided that was the most useful default.
Well, not too useful when "SECURITY DEFINER" is used. Anyway
thank you for explanation.
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Bruno Wolff III <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Joseph Shraibman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> It looks like the aggregate took 10 secs all by itself. What's taking
>> so long?
> It looks like there are 8 million log records that need to be counted.
Yeah, but I think he's complaining about the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alex Martinoff) writes:
> ... Using a TCP socket
> instead of a unix socket seems to slow down requests that return large
> result sets by a factor of 3 on the same machine.
Seems like a kernel bug to me. All modern TCP stacks have shortcuts for
local connections. What platfo
> Hi there I'm Dr. Azmir from Kuala Lumpur.
> I'm using RH 9.0 with postgresql intalled in it.
> My problem is I can't createuser and createdb with it.
> The error message "psql: FATAL: user "name" does not exist
> createdb: database creation failed"
You should cre
On Sunday 07 September 2003 05:59 am, Dr. Azmir wrote:
> Hi there I'm Dr. Azmir from Kuala Lumpur.
> I'm using RH 9.0 with postgresql intalled in it.
> My problem is I can't createuser and createdb with it.
> The error message "psql: FATAL: user "name" does not exist
>
Hi there I'm Dr. Azmir from Kuala Lumpur.
I'm using RH 9.0 with postgresql intalled in it.
My problem is I can't createuser and createdb with it.
The error message "psql: FATAL: user "name" does not exist
createdb: database creation failed"
will pop up.
Why?
Kindly
Scenario: I want to modify the PostgreSQL source code to customize per customer
requirements, add new features and then package PostgreSQL with my own developed
application. Then I want to sell/lease that sw/hw package to customer. I will only
sell/lease software binaries to the customer and not
Using the org.postgresql.Driver JDBC driver is it possible to connect
to Postgres using a unix domain socket instead of a TCP socket (so you
don't have to start the postmaster with -i)? Using a TCP socket
instead of a unix socket seems to slow down requests that return large
result sets by a factor
Is there a binary version of 7.4 that I can run under cgywin?
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