Kelly Harmon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> SO...I dug around through the code a little and found where the error was
> coming from and changed the code so that if the open attempt with O_RDWR
> fails, the code tries again
I'm curious as to whether anybody has gotten PostgreSQL to work with a
database that lives on some sort of read-only medium...like a CD.
I've looked around in the newsgroups and I've seen a comment by Bruce
Momjian that it can't currently be done...and I've seen a different comment
by Tom Lane th
Hello!
I would like to ask your opinion and about your intuitions
on the question: is it secure to use the cvs version
of postgres instead of 7.1? (The more specific question
is below...)
Sorry for enlarging the traffic of th elist with this
possibly non-interesting question.
To be more precise
- Original Message -
From: Tatsuo Ishii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 3:12 AM
> > Which ones belong to the backend and which ones to the frontend?
> > Or even more: which ones belong to the backend, which ones
> > to the frontend #1, which ones to the frontend #2,
It occurs to me that the real problem is not so much ALTER RENAME not
doing enough, as it is psql doing the wrong thing. The \d display for
indexes is almost entirely unhelpful, since it doesn't tell you such
critical stuff as whether the index is a functional index nor which
index opclasses are
On 07 Oct 2001 at 04:03 (-0700), Stephan Szabo wrote:
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| On Sat, 6 Oct 2001, Brent Verner wrote:
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| > On 06 Oct 2001 at 20:13 (-0400), Rod Taylor wrote:
| > | Of course, in 7.1 foreign key constraints become rather confused when
| > | you rename columns on them.
| > 1) modify this tgargs val
On Sat, 6 Oct 2001, Brent Verner wrote:
> On 06 Oct 2001 at 20:13 (-0400), Rod Taylor wrote:
> | Of course, in 7.1 foreign key constraints become rather confused when
> | you rename columns on them.
> |
> | create table parent (id serial);
> | create table child (id int4 references parent(id) o
