For my project (main memory DBMS), I hv written a main memory filesystem.
Idea is, the primary copy of data will reside in main memory. (Workable
only for small size data, at most 2GB).
Now, I want to plug this filesystem with Postgres, so that, instead of
Unix filesystem, this main memory files
Hi all
It was a setlocale problem
Thanks
Lorne
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Hi all,
It would appear that none of the comparision functions work on my OS/2
port for columns defined as char or varchar.
With a table "smalvar" of two columns, one varchar and the other name acol
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a "select * from smalvar where acol = '' "
will retu
OK
I believe that..
But why does order by work on a "name" column but not a "char(10)" column.
See my earlier (posted later because of problems) e-mail.
Lorne
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at 02:16 PM, Michael Fuhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>On Sun, Dec 26, 2004 at 02:57:08PM -0500,
The previous one of these seems to being blocked because of the big
attachments.
Short stuff is embedded in this e-mail.
Hi all,
I have a problem in my os/2 port of postgreSQL v8.0 and I am hoping
someone can help me with it.
When I create a database and use the commands shown below the selec
On Sun, Dec 26, 2004 at 02:57:08PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So what is difference between a "name" and a char(10)???
See the "Character Types" section in the "Data Types" chapter of
the documentation.
"The name type exists _only_ for storage of identifiers in the
internal system catalog
Hi All
I have discovered that when I use a table like this
create table whois (acol name);
and insert a few rows, the order by clause works correctly.
I dug into the database init stuff to find that the table pg_class column
relname is where the pg_tables column tablename comes from. That colum
Tom Lane wrote:
> The SGML docs state that include files referenced by "@foo" constructs
> in pg_hba.conf "must be in the same directory as pg_hba.conf". The
> actual implementation, however, assumes they must be in DataDir.
> This is no longer the same thing after the introduction of the
> data_d
--- Greg Stark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
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> > - What if we cannot create one of the three
> >rules?
> >Make the rule not updateable at all?
> >Or create the rules we can? (i think this is
> >the correct)
>
> I seem to be in the minority here. But I think
> creating compl