I've been given a file to maintain, the purpose of which is to purge the
database of records more than two years old. (Database setup is pg 8.1.3)
The program (written in perl) enters postgres as the user 'postgres', and is
supposed to select foreign-key records from all tables that link
Andrew Edson wrote:
I've been given a file to maintain, the purpose of which is to purge the
database of records more than two years old. (Database setup is pg 8.1.3)
The program (written in perl) enters postgres as the user 'postgres', and
is supposed to select foreign-key records
On 2/28/07, Andrew Edson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been given a file to maintain, the purpose of which is to purge the
database of records more than two years old. (Database setup is pg 8.1.3)
The program (written in perl) enters postgres as the user 'postgres', and
is supposed to select
Andrew Edson wrote:
I've been given a file to maintain, the purpose of which is to purge the
database of records more than two years old. (Database setup is pg 8.1.3)
The program (written in perl) enters postgres as the user 'postgres', and is supposed to select foreign-key records from
Andrew Edson a écrit :
Does anyone know of anything in Postgres that might be causing this unusual
behavior? Or should I check the perl mailing lists instead?
Maybe you are beginning a transaction and that you are committing afterwards ?
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Arnaud
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