Macintosh access to PostgreSQL

ODBC ROUTER (http://odbc.net/router) gives entire networks of Mac desktop applications and web servers access to PostgreSQL and virtually any SQL database system. It costs about the same as a small iMac but it maintains connectivity with each new release of PostgreSQL, as long as there is a

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configset pgsql-general delivery_rules << ENDAAK /(\.fi|\.no|\.dk|\.se)$/ sort maxaddrs=50 minseperate=5 hosts=(towerguard.unix.edu.sollentuna.se=(esmtp,pipelining,onex)) backup=(hub.org=(esmtp,pipelining,onex)) /(\.nz)$/ sort maxaddrs=50 minseperate=5 hosts=(postgresql.godzone.net.nz=(esmtp,pipe

Re: Exceptions in PostgreSQL

> Raigo Lukk wrote: > > > > What is the way of creating Exceptions in PostgreSQL 6.5.3? The pl/pgsql wording is RAISE EXCEPTION ''Something exceptional happened...''. See http://www.postgresql.org/docs/postgres/xplang19397.htm

Re: Exceptions in PostgreSQL

Raigo Lukk wrote: > > What is the way of creating Exceptions in PostgreSQL 6.5.3? http://www.deja.com/getdoc.xp?AN=570616874

Antw: Re: pg_recvbuf: unexpected EOF on client connection

--- Microsoft is not the Answer - Microsoft is the Question, and the Answer is no ! >>> Tatsuo Ishii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 15.03.2000 02.20 Uhr >>> No. The message "AllocateFile: too many private FDs demanded" means it ran out the stido file descriptor pool that is different from normal file d