Paolo Saudin wrote:
I tried to set that policy to all available settings [activate, not
activate, not set] but the result does not change, the installer stops
with the same error.
...
I then tried the same things on a true Windows XP Professional SP2 (not
virtual machine) trying to set the
Hi to the list, its my first post.
I was previous running postgres 8.2.1 on my OS X 10.4.9 laptop with no problems.
After I sent it to apple care, I found that I can no longer start the
postmaster daemon. When I try, I receive the standard shmget failed
error message:
FATAL: could not create
if you're getting memory errors then a guess would be did they take out any
memory out of your machine or perhaps did they change your memory cache
parameters???
Martin
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Hello
I am receiving a "did not find any relation" error in pgsql for a table
which I know exists. The outputs from the commands are as follows
cdx_post=# \d history.client;
Did not find any relation named "history.client".
cdx_post=# \dt history.clien*
List of relations
Schema
On 06/05/2007 23:05, Sinead O Brien wrote:
cdx_post=# \d history.client;
Did not find any relation named "history.client".
Without actually trying it out myself, I wonder if the final semi-colon
on your command is causing problems - as far as I recall (I don't use
psql a whole lot), you need
Martin:
They didn't take any memory out of the machine. AS for memory cache
parameters, I'm don't know about that. How would I go checking for
that type of thing?
Thanks,
Chris
On 5/6/07, Martin Gainty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
if you're getting memory errors then a guess would be did they
After an upgrade from 8.0.8 to 8.1.8, I am getting a number of our
scripts failing with 'connection refused' at around 4:00am, which seems
to be when the nightly database backup occurs.
I am using "/usr/bin/pg_dump -Fc -b -c -C" to do the deed.
Has there been a change in behavior, i.e. is the
Removing the semicolon gives the same output.
cdx_post=# \d history.client
Did not find any relation named "history.client".
Without actually trying it out myself, I wonder if the final semi-colon on
your command is causing problems - as far as I recall (I don't use psql a
whole lot), you n
"Christopher S Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was previous running postgres 8.2.1 on my OS X 10.4.9 laptop with no
> problems.
> After I sent it to apple care, I found that I can no longer start the
> postmaster daemon. When I try, I receive the standard shmget failed
> error message:
First off, use sysctl to see what values are actually being set:
sysctl -a | grep kern.sysv.
The if they're not what you think they should be, tell us exactly how you're
trying to set them.
--
Scott Ribe
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"Sinead O Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am receiving a "did not find any relation" error in pgsql for a table
> which I know exists.
Hm, what PG version is this? It might be that reindexing pg_class will
fix it, but it would be nice to try to determine what's wrong before
overwriting th
Glen Eustace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> After an upgrade from 8.0.8 to 8.1.8, I am getting a number of our
> scripts failing with 'connection refused' at around 4:00am, which seems
> to be when the nightly database backup occurs.
"Connection refused" is a kernel-level rejection, and at least
Tom Lane wrote:
"Connection refused" is a kernel-level rejection, and at least in theory
should have nothing to do with what Postgres is doing. Did you do a
kernel update at the same time?
regards, tom lane
My apologies, I shouldn't have used the generic socket error '
"Sinead O Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am receiving a "did not find any relation" error in pgsql for a table
> which I know exists.
Hm, what PG version is this? It might be that reindexing pg_class will
fix it, but it would be nice to try to determine what's wrong before
overwriting
Glen Eustace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My apologies, I shouldn't have used the generic socket error 'Connection
> refused'. What I am getting are errors like
> "Could not connect to database" from libnss-pgsql
Please be *exact* rather than handwaving. What is the full text of the
client-side
"Sinead O Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> I am receiving a "did not find any relation" error in pgsql for a table
>>> which I know exists.
>>
>> Hm, what PG version is this? It might be that reindexing pg_class will
>> fix it, but it would be nice to try to determine what's wrong before
>>
Tom Lane wrote:
Glen Eustace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
My apologies, I shouldn't have used the generic socket error 'Connection
refused'. What I am getting are errors like
"Could not connect to database" from libnss-pgsql
Please be *exact* rather than handwaving. What is the full text of t
Glen Eustace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> My apologies, I shouldn't have used the generic socket error 'Connection
>>> refused'. What I am getting are errors like
>>> "Could not connect to database" from libnss-pgsql
> This is the exact message from libnss-pgsql,
While you are at it, you shou
Hola,
lei en el grupo sobre este enlace de los libros de postgress que se venden.
Parecen buenos, buscare mas informacion sobre ellos.Muchas gracias.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/books/
Saludos,
http://gjortiz.blogspot.com";>Jenny Ortiz
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8.0.3 is more than two years old --- you really ought to update to the
latest in that branch (8.0.13 currently), if not upgrade to 8.1.x or
8.2.x branches. I do see a post-8.0.3 fix that might explain loss of
index entries, so trying a reindex is worth doing at this point.
Thank you very muc
solamente ingles.. porfavor
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