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timest);
You're passing a cstring as first argument, whereas I'm fairly sure you
should be passing text. When calling from C the're no argument
checking. I think what you're looking for is:
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the result of GetAttributeByName directly.
Get at least a backtrace next time it crashes...
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So it's not a lock as such, more a I've updated this row, go find the
new version if that's appropriate for your snapshot.
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is incorrect. If what you were
asking was easy, it would have been done long ago... Sequences without
holes is nowhere near as trivial as people think it is.
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a double entry every now and again.
for instance I constantly get the following entries
It's either a wierd daylight savings thing, or something to do with the
fact that not all months have 31 days.
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try stronger signals?
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version of DBI should I be using.
Whichever version is installed by your system should be fine. Clients
are compatable across many versions.
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localhost
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Maybe you're not running an ident daemon?
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without any associated type. Or does Java not distinguish
either?
Does this help?
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can't use the index for IS NULL tests, although patches exist for
that.
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have a multicore system, it may be worth having pg_dump
not compress but piping the output through gzip, then you can use both
processors simultaneously.
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-standard
paths, at least include those paths in the system-wide library search
path or add them to LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
You could even symlink the libs into /usr/lib, that would also solve
the problem.
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known to be wrong
before.
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be compatable across the same platform with different
compilers and/or configure flags.
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The protection of ETXTBUSY only applies to code started via exec().
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this? dlopen() mmaps the .so into
memory and the cp overwrites what was mmaped, changing what is in
memory.
Ideally, the cp should fail with ETXTBSY, but that doesn't happen, so
what else can you do?
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you've updated your maintainence setup to avoid this in the
future?
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://packages.debian.org/unstable/misc/postgresql-8.0
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/misc/postgresql-8.1
http://packages.debian.org/experimental/misc/postgresql-8.2
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of magnitude more often
than they are updated, so index update cost isn't all that relevent.
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null queries , am i right?
You'll need to check the standard, but IN() treats NULL specially, I
think it returns NULL if any of the elements is null, or something like
that. It certainly doesn't work the way you think it does.
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be good for.
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, but the check digit does not need to be stored, as it can be
regenerated on demand. The user interface just verifies the check
digit, then throws it away.
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Can you put together a self-contained example? The reference to line
1 suggests that you wouldn't need the whole 20M row file, just the
first few rows ...
Maybe it's a line termination problem?
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summarize my vacuuming
strategy for anyone interested.)
I think most people have OIDs disabled, which avoids the problem
entirely. Perhaps that's why it hasn't been run into before.
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variants. For transmission between
systems it's the easiest to get right...
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it.
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tables to accomplish that.
Sorry?
# \h alter table
snip
ALTER TABLE [ ONLY ] name [ * ]
RENAME [ COLUMN ] column TO new_column
ALTER TABLE name
RENAME TO new_name
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authentication?
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2 to always be SDC, even if the
drive on port 1 fails or is pulled?
I thought you could do this with options on the command-line, or using
udev. But I don't think it's actually necessary.
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understands
directly is SQL, other languages are restricted to use within
functions.
The documentation is large. There has been some effort to get it into a
form more accessable, but it's hard when there's that much of it.
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to ensure database consistancy after a crash. When you take a snapshot
and start a new postmaster on the snapshot, it sees what looks like a
crashed database and recovers it to the instant it snapshotted (aka
crashed).
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splitting is so I'm not totally sure.
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upgrade.
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the tip about how to get the browser to tell you
what encoding it used.
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libpq.so with size = 133320
it gives an error (linking error i think),
howver if i rename the above file to libpq.so.3 then it works fine.
What is this behaviour?
Please provide the exact commandline you're running and the exact error
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there was a check on negative sized
allocations... Did make check pass ok?
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question still stands, however.
In the latest release, in beta, you can DROP IF EXISTS. However, most
people just execute the drop and ignore the error, less risk of race
conditions.
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No-one has come across an bug that would cause that. Basically, for
more info we need to see the hexdump of the first 8k of the index file
to see why the system thinks it's not a btree. Can you do that?
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deal with an auto-generated database object an
*extremely* inelegant solution.
Maybe you're looking for lastval()?
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/functions-sequence.html
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this could be made into a configurable
option so the user can choose the desired behavior?
Why? It's a one line addition to the source of the module, much less
work than trying to disable the check in the backend...
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the library kernel32? If you use
language internal, doesn't that find it since it's already loaded?
Then you don't need any module magic at all...
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-insensetive and you don't have to worry much about upper and
lower case. You will read them back in lowercase though.
But to answer your question, unquoted identifiers can contain letters,
numbers and the underscore.
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to be doing exactly what you
want.
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that variable per user also.
b) I can issue a SET CLIENT_ENCODING TO 'LATIN1'; statement every time I
open a connection. A brief test indicates this will work.
This is the solution, assuming ofcourse your application is in Latin1.
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places.
Note, you might be able to make ECPG and libpq thread-safe, however
even then you *cannot* use the same connection simultaneously from
different threads. You will have to open a new connection for each
parallel connection you want to handle. Or use locking.
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On Fri, Nov 10, 2006 at 05:30:09PM +0100, Enrico wrote:
In my table I have a field myfied defined by
myfield numeric(20,5);
Which kind of DatumGet macro I have to use?
As an indirect type you want DatumGetPointer and cast it to numeric*.
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TIP 9: In versions below 8.0, the planner will ignore your desire to
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killer too? Although maybe it's quotas?
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you're returing
something else.
}
What are you returning if the if statement doesn't get run?
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don't know what the Informix outer join is, but is it like the SQL
FULL OUTER JOIN? Have you tried using that?
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://projects.commandprompt.com/public/pgsql/browser/trunk/pgsql/contrib/ltree/README.ltree
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calculations postgresql is
correct.
$ perl -e 'print scalar(gmtime(1162789200)),\n'
Mon Nov 6 05:00:00 2006
Make sure you understand whether the dates your comparing are in the
same timezone. Maybe you want 'timestamp with time zone'.
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performence should be good. If you make a single array with 50,000
element, it's going to suck very badly.
Note, recent versions of postgres have better support for arrays,
including for indexing thereof. Especially the new GIN index type may
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, mostly it's better to explicitly make all your
constants non-integer if that's what you mean. This statement:
select (1.0/2.0)*4.0;
Gives the same result, but doesn't need any casts.
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automatically quote anything, ever.
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is concerned, UTF8 is UNICODE. IIRC some versions
said one name, some the other, but they mean the same thing.
So maybe you have a different version than your provider?
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to be for a redhat
based system, not sure because I don't have them.
if [ `uname` = Linux ]; then
INITD=/etc/rc.d/init.d
. $INITD/functions
# Get config.
. /etc/sysconfig/network
fi
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that without looping through them all?
You can move to the end, look at the row number, then move to the
beginning. It will still need to materialise the entire resultset
though.
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fields in NEW) and tasks after (updating other tables).
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field into a seperate table updated by the
after trigger.
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the amount of
contention dramatically, so you can use the simple method.
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, etc.
Have you considered using arrays?
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functions to help create dynamic sql
safely.
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On Thu, Nov 02, 2006 at 10:53:52PM +0900, Hitoshi Harada wrote:
but couldn't, PG_VERSION is string type.
any other macro or definitions??
In recent versions there's a PG_VERSION_NUM. For older versions you can
track changes in the catalog version number.
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. PostgreSQL now actually checks
whether the number you provided makes sense.
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and the xlog taking dozens of megabytes. At the
end of the day I don't think 10MB for the Unicode data it going to be
that big a deal, *if* the patch solves all the problems in this area in
a reasonably clean way...
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extra configuration.
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user y. Check the documentation.
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while the old data was
invisible. Only you can say if that's going to be an issue.
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. But to get a handle on that you need to
analyse your tuple turnover and usage ratio.
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based on the table
continuing to be updated while vacuum is running)
It depends on how many tuples it needs to process and how much memory
you gave it (the maintainence_work_mem settings). The more memory you
give it, the less passes it needs to do...
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or
select * FROM rack r JOIN sample s ON (r.a = s.b);
If you really don't want any constraints, use a comma, or a cross join
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| grep libz
You should be checking the libraries used by pg_dump, not postgres.
It's pg_dump that does the compression, the actual server does not use
an external compression library (directly anyway).
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discussed here.
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, but talking over a socket doesn't
create any kind of dependancy at all. I don't think anyone has ever
tried to claim that talking to a GPL server requires your code to be
GPL also. The existing counterexamples alone...
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transaction can see effects of later
started transactions, so VACUUM can't delete the later stuff either...
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for the difference the READ COMMITTED and
SERIALIZABLE transaction. The former (the default) will see the results
of any committed transactions, even if they started later.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/interactive/transaction-iso.html#XACT-READ-COMMITTED
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or joins to fill the table, only raw data.
Binary may be slightly faster because the datum parsing can be
partially skipped, but that's hardly much benefit over a text copy.
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is not split by database, all databases share the same xlog.
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as it first seemed to me. But I might be
missing something.
xlogs are recycled. You can control the growth somewhat by playing with
the xlog settings in the config. It should stabilise at about 16MB
times the wal segments.
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not displaying. If you have a look
at the server log file, what do you see?
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(datfis = trunc(datfis::timestamp without time zone)));
What are you trying to do here? If you only want a date, why not just
use a date type?
Have you tried evaluating the expression yourself?
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From each
with continuing to use the old Pg
interface with newer versions of PostgreSQL?
I have a lot of code that still uses the old Pg interface. It works
fine against newer versions. There's no requirement to change.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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standard name.
PostgreSQL displays SQL compliant output where possible. _int simply
doesn't exist, and oddities like (3) after the char does have array
support at all...
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another way of saying:
create table a7 (b _bpchar)
except that doesn't allow you to specify a length...
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On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 11:09:53PM +0200, Tomi NA wrote:
2006/10/12, Martijn van Oosterhout kleptog@svana.org:
On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 11:49:06AM +0300, Martins Mihailovs wrote:
There are some misunderstood. Im using Linux 2.6.16.4, postgresql 8.1.4,
(there are one of locale: lv_LV.utf8
t understand it from
http://jonathangardner.net/PostgreSQL/materialized_views/matviews.html,
can anyone explain me with a simple example.
Can't help you there...
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*should* work.
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On Fri, Oct 13, 2006 at 12:04:02PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
Tomi NA [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2006/10/13, Martijn van Oosterhout kleptog@svana.org:
Similarly, upper/lower are also supported, although postgresql doesn't
take advantage of the system support in that case.
I think
see
your point, but is that a safe assumption?
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