7;out' parameter as it was before and also being able to reference
variables directly without resorting to using the args array...)
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Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> This is with:
>
>> OpenSuSE 10.2
>> postgresql-server-8.1.5-13
>> postgresql-libs-8.1.5-13
>> postgresql-docs-8.1.5-13
>> postgresql-devel-8.1.5-13
>> p
sh dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm pbe constant_tsc up pni
monitor ds_cpl est tm2 cid xtpr
bogomips : 6137.03
(HT is disabled)
So, my doubt is: where do I start debugging that? :-)
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artition it only contains the records from that
specific partition. When checking from the parent table it contains records
for all partitions.
Also note that an index on interval wouldn't be helpful here, I believe, due
to the fact that data is in a different table and not on the parent one.
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the number of left recipes on each
receipt book or when to order new books.
If you use the date take special care with long term payments so that you
don't have two recipes "10" scheduled for the same day.
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the changes (or a patch or...) then you would have to change this in two
places: your OS rules and PG's rules for timezones / DST / whatever.
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Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>> I'm using PostgreSQL 8.1.4 and psql 8.1.4 as well.
>
> This was fixed in 8.1.5 ... or at least the only known cause was fixed.
Thanks! I'll bug OpenSuSE guys to release
If I drop the first function, then I can REPLACE the second. If I don't, then
I get the missing cache error for both.
Is there some way to reset this cache so that I can investigate the cause of
the problem or would I have to recreate the database (i.e. a dump + dropdb +
createdb + restore)?
Hi!
Just to let you know that I've just tried to access Varlena.com again and it
worked. I'm just reporting it here because of the "noise" I caused when I
asked if there was any blocking. :-)
Thanks for whoever solved that!
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just easier on the eyes to have 1,2,3,4,5 than 1,
> 25, 2405, 95720, 59028598253.
There's a recipe for gapless sequences on Varlena (if you can access it from
your end...) that was the result of discussions here. There's a performance
hit, of course, but it works.
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artitioning and legacy
systems integration...
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resql.org/docs/8.2/interactive/rules.html) (They exist for a
while, I've just linked the latest released docs...)
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en I tried accessing using an UNC account it worked perfectly, so it wasn't
a problem with the machine being down.
Could you check with your ISP if they're blocking us from down here? ;-)
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for the date part, the simpler alternative:
SELECT CURRENT_DATE + s.s AS DATE FROM generate_series(1, 365) AS s;
?
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reported their spam to spamcop... It is nice that I got
3 messages from them, one for each email of mine, so they got a bit more of
spam status at the bayesian filters I manage and also were reported 3 times to
some anti-spam services.
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#x27;s nothing on my
networks and firewalls that is blocking Varlena on my side... If anybody
could pass these messages to them, I believe that we (the blocked people)
would all be very grateful if we get to be able to access it again or just get
a notice that they'll block us foreve
block to the Cicarelli video was
removed, though.
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That website opens fine.
> is a general block. If you use traceroute, tell it to use icmp, not udp as
> wolff.to will drop udp packets that aren't destined for a public service
> or part of an existing conversation.
So, I believe that there might be something on Va
s from different carriers. The traffic stops at speakeasy
from my house (ADSL from GVT, it also happens from Brasil Telecom and using
radio at the São Paulo state -- I'm in a different state, a partner lives in
São Paulo and tested it for me).
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people from there are subscribed here to this mailing list...
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o a select statement, the speed has also
> degraded.
And it is expected to be like that if you filter on unindexed columns...
Maybe you should go back to design and fix this :-) (Remember that too much
indices is also bad.)
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> the primary key anyway, in which case leave the PK alone and create
> another index on (document_client_id).
... I haven't thought on this and it is much better :-) I played with some
possibilities and I forgot mixing a composed index with a simple one... :-)
This is what I we
then you won't gain much with
them... E.g. "UPDATE my_messages SET rpt_generated='Y' WHERE
rpt_generated='N';"
won't use any of those indices and will seq scan the whole table.
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lieve that you'll be wanting to take a look at the NOTIFY and LISTEN
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http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/sql-notify.html
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/sql-listen.html
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EX something ON ged.documents_clients_cis
(document_client_id, ci_id)") or I'd only be wasting disk and processing?
The query can be done from either side (i.e. I might know either ci_id or
document_client_id only).
Thanks for your attention,
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t; path because of DISTINCT ON (path).
It does allow you to sort on both columns.
SELECT DISTINCT ON (path) path, comment_id, created, title
FROM bewertungen.tblcomments ORDER BY path, created
Maybe you need a more complex query to get what you want (and use
max(created)...).
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an anyone that listen to and learn with other people.
I am still learning here since I'm really a newbie in this database world.
Thanks for that, though :-)
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eferential integrity would be guaranteed by
the database itself and I won't have any pointers to files that doesn't exist
or files without pointers to it.
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e image paths from the
> database and and have apache server the data; select images paths from php or
> something. Now you can have the data anywhere, on a different server, over an
> nfs mount, gfs, wherever. Much more flexible and distributed.
And also more uncertain that the referred
can use google's
cache:
http://209.85.165.104/search?q=cache:wCm4AMkEbA4J:www.varlena.com/GeneralBits/130.php+gapless+sequence+postgresql
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then replace the old file with this one.
There are also cases where you can keep a file descriptor open to one file
that has no name (it existed once) and that was replaced.
It all depends on how / who's generating and how / who's consuming the
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corresponding entries on the database. Couting them is not enough since
I can have one file with the wrong "name" present on the filesystem or some
duplicate record on the DB...
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nking about referential integrity with those files?
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atabase.
Not counting that depending on your choice of filesystem and image size you
might get a very poor performance.
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and without losing
> anything. So there ;)
Anyway, you have no guarantee that all your images exist on file and that all
existing files have a corresponding entry in your database.
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u guarantee that on a failure
all needed data is restored? I mean, how do you handle integrity with data
outside the database?
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its fast & quick tho :-)
Indeed.
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RULE with your filtering conditions AND add an unqualified RULE that
is always run
- use an unqualified RULE and call a function that will perform the action
for you on the right tables
I believe the second solution leads to cleaner code and is easier to update /
debug. But I
e a company) instead of truncation...
Dealing with money is a really complex subject and requires a lot of planning.
My recommendation is to get two decimal places more than needed to avoid
rounding issues (and if you need truncation, the truncate only at the very end
where you&#x
to inform the gender. To
cover all these possibilities with one single column we need a set of discrete
states.
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ortant, then there should be some way to point that.
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u anticipate
> the use of more than 231 identifiers over the lifetime of the table. ""
> http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.2/interactive/datatype-numeric.html#DATATYPE-SERIAL
What would be those "231 identifiers"?
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sent S&H costs, import / export taxes, etc. and how this will impact on
the value you'll be showing to the user.
This is just the tip of the iceberg, but I hope it helps a little to see what
is important or not for you.
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correct field...
Also remember that barcode readers can be programmed to "press" TAB / ENTER
after reading. If you're on a web application this might submit the form
instantaneously so take care with that. Most of them come with a default to
"press" ENTER after re
Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I'd like to know if there's any reasoning for not allowing creating an index
>> inside the same schema where the table is.
>
> Actually, you've got that exactly back
n says: D'oh! :-)
I've seen it now... I just can't specify where the index should go, it always
goes with the table... That's fine...
My fault... I need to rest on the weekend, not start having those crazy ideas
about where indices go... :-)
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ere's some reason (such as performance gain, for example) for that
decision.
Using this approach, though, doesn't group all items that belong to a schema
inside of it.
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===
(I wouldn't mind if the autogenerated index for the PK was created on the
public schema if no specific name was supplied.)
This would also help identifying all objects to make a certain feature
available and where they belong to on the database...
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ts
using 5K tables know what I mean :-))
It shouldn't be -- graphically -- all that hard to implement this
separation... So I believe it might be something they hold a patent for
because I've never seen another tool with this feature.
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d work for you, but instead of using NULL to
> represent infinity, why not use 'infinity' to represent infinity?
If he casts all his dates to timestamps then this might be a good option.
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u can time it. :-) But I don't believe it will be too slow since it is a
simple operation...
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ps bool) as
$_$
SELECT (($3 between $1 and $2) or ($4 between $1 and $2));
$_$ language sql;
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give correct results ?
It might give you false positives...
2006-11-30 -- 2006-12-05 AND2006-12-06 -- 2006-12-15 (original) -- FALSE
2006-11-29 -- 2006-12-06 AND2006-12-05 -- 2006-12-16 (changed) -- TRUE
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"Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jorge Godoy wrote:
>
>> I have the impression that you're missing a lot of sections in the
>> manual... How about some time to re-read it?
>
> I don't know about you but for me a 1500 page manual is at l
; raise client event
I have the impression that you're missing a lot of sections in the manual...
How about some time to re-read it?
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/sql-notify.html
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Martijn van Oosterhout writes:
> On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 10:24:21AM -0300, Jorge Godoy wrote:
>> But then, the answer to my question is that even inside the same transaction
>> or receiving the NEW row those functions called by the trigger shouldn't see
>> the inform
n, the answer to my question is that even inside the same transaction
or receiving the NEW row those functions called by the trigger shouldn't see
the information. Did I get it right?
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Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
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eted version ?
I hope never, otherwise we loose some facilities. You understood the concept
of 'safe' and 'unsafe' in PostgreSQL's docs, right? It might not be what
you're thinking.
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on must be linked with -lcrypt.
CONFORMING TO
SVID, X/OPEN, 4.3BSD, POSIX 1003.1-2001
Well... I suppose DES is not Enigma, but I may be wrong. I just quoted this
"extension"
ere's no way to decrypt
it besides a brute force attack or something like that.
If he's got, e.g., 10 users with strong passwords this kind of thing can take
some weeks.
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administrators are showing this problem.
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rate a script that went from one situation
to the other.
I haven't put my hands on that to see if it really works, though...
There's something that Pentaho can do (another developer told me he used it
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ts (I doubt that a developer who optimizes his code for
MySQL and says that on his website will have read about optimizing PG and done
something like that).
Using PG's advanced features (specially triggers, functions and rules) will
make it MUCH better than having to deal with things a
Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Some days I think database independence is a myth.
I believe it is as real as Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. All of us know
that those three exist, right? :-)
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Matthew Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello. I need a way to return an iterator result as a column eg,
> SELECT increment() as ii, some_col from some_tbl order by some_col desc limit
> 50;
Use a sequence for the iterator.
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> It's 2.6.13-15. Thus, if we have a kernel bug, the newest known leaky
> version is 2.6.13-15, whereas the oldest fixed version should be 2.6.16.27.
I have a few servers with 2.6.16.21 and I don't see the problem as wel
as they are
> released.
I'd avoid modifying source code and go with either a function or view. All
queries should be against those and they'd fail if the id is missing. All
filtered tables should have an index on such id, of course...
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> messing it up.
It could not touch these setting if the specific command isn't called, it
could gain a new parameter "VACUUM FULL N_DISTINCT ..." to touch it (and then
we probably discard the extra command / function) or it could update these
settings when called with ANA
todoc/.
It might fit my needs, with some work done with comments. :-)
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updates/versioning, etc.
I'm starting to create some internal standard to do that and it there are any
tools -- preferably multiplatform, including specially Windows and Linux -- to
help with that I'd greatly appreciate any recommendations.
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tg_user(id)
"categorias_criado_por_id_fkey" FOREIGN KEY (criado_por_id) REFERENCES
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vp=# SELECT id FROM categorias WHERE alterado_em BETWEEN '2006-07-30'::DATE AND
'2006-08-31
er
> how technically superior I can show it to be.
Just show them how much money they might loose with a simple bug as the one
that was shown to you on the last post :-) Money speaks very loud for any
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nd says nothing do
> Even tried yum install perl-base* and still says nothing to do
> Don't know whats going wrong
To start you're not typing the command Tom said you to. Try it first.
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> other ideas?
Take a look at http://www.varlena.com/GeneralBits/
There are some ideas there. Of course, gapless sequences perform a bit worse
than sequences. There was this discussion here on the ML last week as well,
so in the archives you'll
notably slow.
>
> --elein
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the article! It will be really helpful since GeneralBits is a
reference point for PostgreSQL users! :-)
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ot; (employee, invoice, etc.) the
operation is done only by one person and consequently in one transaction
only, what makes it possible to adopt more complex -- and badly performant --
solutions (not that I want them, it's just that it wouldn't be noticeable in
the application as far as the
n we have to live with
it.
> I may publish the gapless sequence technique on general bits if there is no
> discrepancy in the understanding of the status of the second transaction's
> row value (updated).
I need more testing here. But from what I tested
rent from mine -- better, in
fact... ;-) -- and I could give it a try.
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Harald Fuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Harald Fuchs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> Why putting gapless numbers into the database at all? Just calculate them
>&g
em
everytime you need to recover some of those is something that doesn't look
efficient to me...
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have an after trigger I believe I wouldn't need
any locking... I have to think about this...
As simple as this might be, I haven't thought about it :-) Thanks for your
suggestion.
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Thanks Michael! This is great.
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ons this query wouldn't use an index:
> select max(id) from table;
It doesn't. You'd have to do what you did: "order by desc limit 1" to
have it using indexes...
> I'm not sure about 8.0+.. hence doing an order by the id desc limit 1.
I als
lusive lock to get the value while inside the transaction? This
approach seems more complicated since I'd have to exclude records that match
the "not-used" pattern.
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Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a better way to guarantee that there will be no gaps in my sequence
> if something goes wrong with my transaction?
>From the overwhelming feedback I assume there isn't a better way yet...
Thanks. I'll see how I can
t;False" instead (I can set it manually or let the RULE do that for me...).
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uot; in a 'previous' (numerically-wise) entry.
Concurrency is a problem since there might be a lot of people using it. I
wanted to see if there was something that could improve performance here or to
solve the problem in a better way without locking the
in my sequence
if something goes wrong with my transaction?
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This way all your logic is contained within PG and PHP. JS would only be used
to manipulate the interface.
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27;on'
VERBOSITY = 'default'
PROMPT1 = '%/%R%# '
PROMPT2 = '%/%R%# '
PROMPT3 = '>> '
DBNAME = 'test'
USER = 'godoy'
PORT = '5432'
ENCODING = 'UTF8'
HISTSIZE = '500'
test=#
Try creating a database w
ange something it looks easier.
Writing a function or view to retrieve the information the way you need it is
also an option.
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marcelo Cortez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> folks
>
>
> select ucase( 'ñ'); -> 'ñ'
> i want this statemen return 'Ñ'
> any ideas?
test=# select upper( 'ñ');
upper
---
Ñ
(1 record)
test=#
Maybe your lo
> "after" data dictionaries. If the changes are all valid, build the code.
Ken, could you explain it a bit better? I think this is an interesting idea.
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pl/R you can make a SELECT to something that
will output the graphic itself :-)
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the form of key=value
(conc=measured), both numeric and in variable quantities for each specific
test (minimum of 3, maximum of ... I don't know :-)).
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ial position of the array.
I also use a language where zero is the first position of the array. But if
the behavior is changed, what to do with people that use languages where 1 is
the first position of the array? I believe that we can't please everyone,
so.
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