maintenance. At the very least, it's
unlikely to ever be that severe again unless you don't reindex for an
equally long period of time.
Come to think of it, an auto-reindex option might be nice in core someday.
TODO item?
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to anyone else having recent subscription problems.
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simultaneously bad (from a portatbility aspect) and brilliant
(because it's a million times easier and faster than the alternatives).
You mean second-most useful. LIMIT/OFFSET is the champion, hand down. :)
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, and make some more limited wrapper functions in pl/perl.
And for the sake of the archives, it is spi_exec_query not spi_query_exec.
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Hi, I'm from an alternative universe and I'm trying to install
Postgresql 6.12. When will 6.13 be available?
It's in the /extras/postgres directory on the eighth
installation DVD of Duke Nukem Forever.
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find to be far
easier for dealing with multiple accounts.
Just for the record, both Mailman and Majordomo support the nomail
option. More specifically, all the Postgres lists do, and a number of
subscribers are using this feature.
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of manually approving your posts, so at least
change the subject line! :)
Thanks,
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to be working just fine.
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that aside, this seems to be a fairly long outage and an update
would be nice. Perhaps for something as important as this a daily
update could be a standard way of doing things moving forward?
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he stirred up.
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in -hackers ?
This has some workarounds and explanations that may help:
http://people.planetpostgresql.org/greg/index.php?/archives/2006/06/10.html
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available? This is not a must, but a strong nice to have
and having it would be a good indication that a) someone is actively working
on the site, and b) someone is willing to help pgfoundry move forward
in the future.
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resepectively. Any of the four flags can be used multiple
times, and they all accept POSIX-style regular expressions as well.
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discoveries. Watch this list of
monitor www.planetpostresql.org for updates.
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PG version, using DDL, having a DEFAULT in your query, etc. But in general,
DBD::Pg does its best to use it (and PQexecParams) whenever possible.
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://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/pltcl.html
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/plperl.html
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/plpython.html
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-1.49/
MD5 checksum:
76b9d6a2f4cbaefcba23380f83998215 DBD-Pg-1.49.tar.gz
SHA1 checksum:
37c1c37a02afa00d48f8dd739d5d8502a7c40045 DBD-Pg-1.49.tar.gz
Remember to do a cpansign -v before you run the Makefile.PL
(see Module::Signature for more info)
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want to make sure that when we create
new tables we can't have the same table name in 'zref' and 'public'.
Allowing two tables with the same name to exist is a prime feature of schemas,
so working around that is not generally something that is done. :)
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location:
http://search.cpan.org/~dbdpg/DBD-Pg-1.48/
MD5 checksum:
77e56726219cccf2abb42f70c58b6eeb DBD-Pg-1.48.tar.gz
SHA1 checksum:
8fc1633dd20c04bf5040a0ce768b3ffe1b00d484 DBD-Pg-1.48.tar.gz
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to normal; please let me know if you don't start seeing
messages again.
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on the List-ID header? (Assuming you are setting up that expanded
email address to help with filtering). Feel free to email me offlist
as well.
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name in question.
[1] I actually use links, so there is no mouse clicking involved, but I've
never been able to find a better verb to use there. :)
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.
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a 503 error. We really need to
work on that. Bad enough we don't use Postgres to do the searching.
I'd better stop here before I start ranting myself. I didn't expect
that 503 error when I started this letter.
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http
is not a surefire solution, it does help.
Quite a bit, as spammers generally go for the low hanging fruit. I've done
tests on this, and the number of spams received is far higher for
unobfuscated email addresses.
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Is the documentation not available online somewhere?
Quick version for you:
http://www.gtsm.com/dblink/
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-8.1.0.tar.gz
ca4034698a72a0d5f6a652a754f05e0d23ac6049 postgresql-test-8.1.0.tar.gz
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is going to call it Orakle? :)
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the main image, for example) and clearly state somewhere
that they are all (or which ones are) public domain? I'll be happy to add
things to the commons once I have a URL to point people to as proof of public
domain status.
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above).
Thanks!
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.
This is correct. Though generally not recommeded, you can switch it off
with the pg_server_prepare attribute like so:
$dbh-{pg_server_prepare} = 0;
This will force DBD::Pg to do the quoting itself, with the subsequent
penalty of speed and loss of auto type casting.
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is on the radar of Sybase, Microsoft, and IBM as well.
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reason many people
like it.
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Any ideas please? This seems well weird to me, but...
I could not duplicate this. Can you provide a self-contained test case?
It's not useful if we don't know what's actually in the table and what
the table structure looks like.
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it. :)
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YAPC::Israel::2006 - Call for Papers and Participation
After three Perl
and you're done.
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$route_addr);
my $group = $phrase:$lwsp*(?:$mailbox(?:,\\s*$mailbox)*)?;\\s*;
my $address = (?:$mailbox|$group);
my $EMAILRE = qr{$lwsp*$address};
return $_[0] =~ $EMAILRE ? 1 : 0;
$$;
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mentioned
debugging aids and see if you can spot a difference.
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to it. :)
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for a summer project? :) I know that myself and a
few others occasionally look at/ hack on the Wikipedia Postgres
effort, but it would be nice if someone could coordinate it all
or really give it an overhaul. And if someone *is* already doing this,
please let me know, of course.
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names.)
ALTER TABLE customer ADD CONSTRAINT FK|invoice|id|customer|invkey
FOREIGN KEY (invkey) REFERENCES invoice(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT;
You can invent your own system of course, but that's one simple way to
keep things sorted.
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version?
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Enqv/TzwemyCd
on my part, there may be some more historical reasons. I don't think a capital
S is too much work myself... :)
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-tree)
The recent patches discussion:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?U2F92164B
http://makeashorterlink.com/?E20A3164B (same, non-tree)
Thanks,
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better than that and using properly transactioned
inserts.
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out here:
http://www.blingforyourring.com/DBD-Pg.ppd
Feedback on it welcome at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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-8.0.2.tar.gz
99ad405a5a8d9ba90d7a5c04f8cc515aad977636 postgresql-test-8.0.2.tar.gz
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-8.0.3.tar.gz
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| 20
3 | 4 | 16
3 | 7 | 16
4 | 6 | 12
5 | 1 | 10
Neither of which are terribly efficient, but that wasn't a prerequisite :)
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, this is a classic argument for using mod_perl. Each Apache child
can connect once to the database, and stay connected as it serves requests
to different clients. There is very little overhead, and if you take advantage
of server-side prepares, things can run even faster.
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{addwidget}-execute($_-{partnumber}, $_-{color});
}
}
A simplified example, but the take home moral of all this is to be very
careful when using prepare_cached (which is actually a DBI feature, not
a DBD::Pg one).
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http
:
19bee3f504cc79118f8085e8b46b03ffe4168590 DBD-Pg-1.41.tar.gz
3f58b53877954f5a07a08e64f6a67287 DBD-Pg-1.41.tar.gz
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...
In some circumstances commit() returns false when it should return true
(even though it still committed). If you find that happening, simply change
it to $DB-commit(); and trust that the correct thing is indeed happening.
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.finish))
FROM sched s1, sched s2
WHERE s1.date = s2.date AND s1.start = s2.start
AND s2.finish = s2.finish AND NOT s1.ctid = s2.ctid
Add AND s1.date = $date as needed.
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to rebuild it from
a backup. This was a pretty lightly used database, and certainly all
the SQL used was pretty standard (no mucking with pg_attribute directly,
as a google-searched thread of this problem insinuated).
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-8.0.1.tar.gz
94c560ffb22966805075daaf8051936ce1056d90 postgresql-test-8.0.1.tar.gz
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-8.0.0.tar.gz
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; -- To initially populate r2
SELECT id FROM r2 ORDER BY random() LIMIT 1; -- repeat as needed
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the last version (1.32):
- Added $dbh-func($filehandle, `server_trace`) [Greg Sabino Mullane]
- Added $dbh-{pg_errorlevel}. [Greg Sabino Mullane]
- Fix utf8 quote() support [Dominic Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
- Added explicit support for types SQL_BOOLEAN, DATE, TIME
[.win32]
if I get a chance, but I am currently swamped.
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TIP
, check out the
source code of the module and see how they have done it and create your
own version.
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list.
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that the first one is not a worm but 4k of message content with about 30k
of unnecessary HTML markup. Filtering such stuff would be alright with me too. :)
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Greg Sabino Mullane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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that would be great. If the bug still exists, please let
us know as soon as possible so we can get the fix into 1.32.
Thanks,
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.
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further than designing it on paper. I will get to
it eventually, but I have a lot of other projects, so if anyone
wants to help out, please let me know and I'll share what I have
so far.
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Greg Sabino Mullane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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as the backend, etc.
Feel free to post your ideas on the advocacy list (and post replies
to that list, please). Even if you are not interested in speaking,
let everyone know what you would like to hear, and perhaps it
will inspire somebody.
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Greg Sabino Mullane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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nextval('barbell_seq')
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