In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 11/05/00
at 10:12 AM, "Raymond O'Donnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Hi all,
>Is this normal? - I have discovered the hard way that permissions
>GRANTed to a user on one table influence that user's ability to update
>another table in a foreign key relationship wi
I totally agree that putting job postings here would be undesirable. Well,
at least for me. I don't want a job, I've got one. However, the addition
of a job mailing list by itself would be OK by me. But I wonder how
effective it would be. I guess if the list is archived, then that would be
a bit b
Hi,
Where does the backend do its user validation?
If I login with "psql -u" how does the backend take care of the username and
password?
Ive tried to find where it happens without success (using a lot of
elog(DEBUG,...)). (we are talking "password" identification, not "ident",
kerberos or "cry
Hello to all,
I am new to the PostgreSQL world, as well as the Linux world... kind of a
double whammy...
Anyway, I crashed my system the other day when I did a "select *" from one
of my large tables (about 5.5gb in size). Now this is not something that
will normally happen, as I would normally h
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 09:17:52PM -0800, Michael Miyabara-McCaskey wrote:
> Anyway, I crashed my system the other day when I did a "select *" from one
> of my large tables (about 5.5gb in size). Now this is not something that
> will normally happen, as I would normally have some criteria to reduc
Mike,
> Anyway, I crashed my system the other day when I did a "select *" from
> one
> of my large tables (about 5.5gb in size).
Well It takes abit more than that to actually crash the system. Can
you give more details? What _exactly_ happened? Did it hang? Kernel
panicked?
Bruce,
Your assumptions were absolutely on target.
I appreciate the fact that you de-coupled my question as well.
As I was in fact using "psql", this certainly explains my system dropping to
it's knees...
Out of curiosity, if I were using something else besides "psql" would this
have still bee
Kuroi,
Thank you for the response.
I was not specifically thinking of diagnosing my crash, but if you are
curious...
- about a 1000 error messgaes saying that kswapd could not do something
relating to allocating memory.
- after stopping the "psql" job, it still took about 20 minutes before m
