Re: [HACKERS] Feature request: Truncate table

2002-06-12 Thread Bradley Kieser
Well in Ingres there is a WORLD of difference! For a start, you don't lock out the system catalog. Secondly it is an unlogged event, so it beats "delete from table_name" hands down! Then, of course, it preserves all permissions, you keep the same OID, so views, et al, can remain in tact, as wi

[HACKERS] Bug found: fmgr_info: function : cache lookup failed

2002-06-11 Thread Bradley Kieser
If you double-alias a column in a query (yeah, stupid, I know, but I did it by mistake and others will too!), then the dreaded "fmgr_info: function : cache lookup failed" message is kicked out. For example: select * from company c, references r where r.company_id=c.company.id; Note that c.co

Re: [HACKERS] a vulnerability in PostgreSQL

2002-05-03 Thread Bradley Kieser
Or else people in our situation where it takes forever to upgrade the software because of its heavy use and the risk involved in upgrading, not to mention the problems encountered when we did test-runs of the upgrade. Then there is always the thorny issue of loads of software that uses the datab