Hello!
Look at this:
--
adb=> create table hh (dd char(2) default user, ff int4);
CREATE
adb=> insert into hh (ff) values (5);
INSERT 572034 1
adb=> select * from hh;
dd |ff
+--
leon| 5
(1 row)
--
How can I understand that? Column dd is of type char(2), wher
I download PostgreSQL-6.5 and want to compile jdbc, I'm using JDK1.1.7,
while running make jdbc1 in /interfaces/jdbc directory, I got the error:
postgres% make jdbc1
javac postgresql/Connection.java
postgresql/Connection.java:7: Class postgresql.Field not found in import.
import postgresql.Field;
Leon wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> Look at this:
I, after a short investigation, I found that it is a BUG!!!
Now I logged in as Postgres. Consider:
---
adb=> select * from hh;
dd |ff
+--
leon| 5
le | 7
(2 rows)
adb=> insert into hh (ff) values (9);
INSERT 572224 1
adb=> select * from h
Hi!
It's me again. One more question:
Suppose you begin a transaction, create a table and then your
frontend dies. Backend still thinks that transaction is in
progress and doesn't allow creation of table with the same
name to other frontends. Restarting postmaster doesn't help.
So here is the q
> Hello!
>
> Look at this:
>
> --
> adb=> create table hh (dd char(2) default user, ff int4);
> CREATE
> adb=> insert into hh (ff) values (5);
> INSERT 572034 1
> adb=> select * from hh;
> dd |ff
> +--
> leon| 5
> (1 row)
> --
>
> How can I understand that?