Tom Lane wrote:
Richard Huxton writes:
Tom Lane wrote:
What's he using?
7.4.12 (.12 as of last week). I've seen context-switching peak at 8
on a quad-Xeon that really shouldn't be straining.
Try 8.1.3.
Thanks. I'll see if we can run a parallel installation ove
Tom Lane wrote:
Richard Huxton writes:
Subject says it all really. I've got a new client who seems to be
suffering from it, and I'm not sure if any conclusion was reached.
What's he using? 8.1 seems to have alleviated the problem somewhat,
and I've done more work in CVS
Subject says it all really. I've got a new client who seems to be
suffering from it, and I'm not sure if any conclusion was reached.
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installer?" Now you've got "No" and "Yes" as your answers, but that's
got nowt to do with "contrib/".
Of course, there's still the small issue of implementation...
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;s no package but I can't imagine most Ubuntu users
bother.
Now something to let you install extra modules, tune your
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address columns in
the invoice header, but it could be by some fancy temporal versioning on
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hat we have sub-transactions, we could wrap the call to the trigger
function so that errors didn't abort the user setup/login etc.
There's been demand for this sort of thing fairly regularly - I'd
probably use it myself.
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), the ODBC driver needed a unique type. They had
created an 'lo' type, but not the solution to orphaning.
You don't actually have to use the 'lo' type to use the trigger, but it
may be
convenient to use it to keep track of which columns in your database
splay
Can someone suggest a method to integrate this GTK code into postgres
and solve this problem.
Um - don't you want to be doing this in the client, not in the backend?
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Csaba Nagy wrote:
Maybe "mausoleum" would be even better name :-D
Come on people, it's clearly: elephants-graveyard.postgresl.org
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second choice.
If it's practical to keep them, I'd like to suggest doing so. If it's
not practical, could we have a where_to_find_old_versions.txt file and
open a project on sourceforge to keep them?
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erialised_view
This should allow you to have where-clauses and apply to a range of
cases. What I fear is that checking to see if the rule applies will cost
too much on all those queries where it doesn't apply.
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TE OR REPLACE FUNCTION' , i
get the following error:
Should you not be using SPI to run queries if this is inside PostgreSQL?
See chapter 39 "Server Programming Interface" for details.
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There's a sign that you've got a bug. If Crystal can't read what it
writes then I'm not sure you can expect anyone else to do so reliably.
If I import it into Access 2003 it ships Line 1001 and Line 1002 into an
import error table.
Quite right too. It's one of the areas
://www.postgresql.org/developer/roadmap
In postres for some reason its not possible to choose a file structure
while we are creating tables!!! It is possibel while making an index.
What do you mean by "file structure"?
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s are the same, then any function on those two values should
return the same result. Otherwise what does "equals" mean? At the very
least length() is broken by your argument.
Here it's CHAR that's broken IMHO - spawn of some punch-card spawned
data processing rules of the
afety turned on.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/libpq-threading.html
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ating duplicate values in result-sets? I'd
guess that many/most large result-sets are sorted which should make it
possible to get away with a "same as last row" marker when the whole set
is returned to a client.
Of course, this is where someone turns around and tells me we do this
alread
me),
KEY Date (Date)
The word "KEY" isn't valid here either - are you trying to define an
index? If so, see the "CREATE INDEX" section of the SQL reference.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/sql-commands.html
If you reply to this message
Simon Riggs wrote:
On Tue, 2005-08-09 at 16:01 +0100, Richard Huxton wrote:
Tom Lane wrote:
What if there aren't any "untouched chunks"? With only 64K-chunk
granularity, I think you'd hit that condition a lot more than you are
hoping. Also, this seems to assume uniquene
as planned:
CREATE FUNCTION f1()... -- oid=1234
CREATE FUNCTION f2()... -- oid=1235, calls f1() or oid=1234
DROP FUNCTION f1()
CREATE FUNCTION f3()... -- re-uses oid=1234
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Sounds very useful - even for my small systems. Does it/would it work on
an ordinary table (for those cases currently using UNION ALL)?
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Tom Lane wrote:
Richard Huxton writes:
laser wrote:
Aggregate (cost=19638.60..19638.60 rows=1 width=0) (actual
time=1567.317..1567.318 rows=1 loops=1)
-> Seq Scan on partial_idx_t (cost=1.00..18327.88
rows=524288 width=0) (actual time=0.046..906.747 rows=524288 loop
find a row, go to the table and check that row is
visible. With the seq-scan it just works through the table.
> but the cost field of the explain result that used partial index is really
> lower. but the runtime been much more high (I'm with default planner
> setting).
I'd say you
RETURN 2;
END;
' LANGUAGE plpgsql;
-- UPDATE foo SET b = b || 'Y' WHERE a <= (SELECT foo_func());
UPDATE foo SET b = b || 'Y' WHERE a <= (SELECT foo_func());
SELECT * FROM foo;
SELECT * FROM bar;
ROLLBACK;
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any way to have something like ...SET DEFAULT
pg_same_as('public','foo','col1').
Hmm - you'd need pg_same_as_int/text/etc. depending on the return-type -
still not ideal.
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If you really want to use arrays, perhaps see if the contrib/intarray
module can help you.
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arly testing. It's a
feature that will be appreciated by many users.
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7;t see why non-interactive mode does need such a switch
because there is no way to check if there was an error. So just put two
queries there and hope one will work?
DROP TABLE foo;
CREATE TABLE foo...
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Examine the log output.
You have two versions of PostgreSQL installed (possibly one from RPM one
from source). You presumably have two data directories and it is picking
up the wrong one. Check $PGDATA etc.
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Thomas Hallgren wrote:
Richard Huxton wrote:
Michael Fuhr wrote:
I'd like to propose that we abandon the name "PostgreSQL" and rename the
project "Postgre", to be pronounced either "post-greh" or "post-gree".
This change would have a twofold purpos
lect my next proposal, that we abandon SQL as the query
language and replace it with Tutorial D.
You forgot to suggest switching to GPL and rewriting in Java :-)
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strk wrote:
On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 01:48:11PM +, Richard Huxton wrote:
strk wrote:
Hello.
A memory fault in a trigger left my database
in a corrupted state:
- I can't create temporary tables anymore
(restart/vacuum full don't help)
ERROR: cache lookup
be holding onto a
reference to (at a guess) your temporary table. Can you identify what?
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a WHERE (a1,a2) IN (SELECT a1,b3 FROM b ...)
If that's legal, then so is your query.
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 02:24:48PM +, Richard Huxton wrote:
David Pradier wrote:
Actually, the column "id_compte" is the primary key of the table "compte".
The column "id_compte&q
more ?
I think it's intended for use in the WHERE clause:
SELECT a.* FROM a WHERE a1 IN (SELECT b3 FROM b WHERE b2=a2)
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ry - where you seem to have
an id_compte.
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not sure how
practical/efficient it is to detect a resultset growing beyond that size.
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g with it when those notes were
written (and I need to update them, clearly). Back then SERIAL implied
UNIQUE too, but that was changed (in 7.3 I believe).
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s with count zero are taken
by the sweep for recycling.
Would there be any value in incrementing by 2 for index accesses and 1
for seq-scans/vacuums? Actually, it should probably be a ratio based on
random_page_cost shouldn't it?
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I seem to remember some subtle problems with dropped columns and plpgsql
functions - could be one of those still left. It'd look like tablesize
was the problem because of course no-one's got time to test with 500
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oo?
Pro: Teaches the lesson straight away.
Con: Irritating
Con: Might not be enough time for automated installers
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transaction timeouts have been suggested before, but there seems to be
some resistance to them.
Have you come across the pgpool connection-pooling project?
http://pgpool.projects.postgresql.org/
Might be easier to put a timeout+disconnect in there.
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at you see posted above is the full extent of the
idea. If there's a feeling it'd be useful I could pull my finger out and
have a working prototype ready in Perl fairly quickly. It'd take me a
while to get something decent in C though.
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istinction if it was available. I don't know about
other users.
Do we perhaps want a pg_find tool instead, rather than getting too
clever inside the backend?
pg_find --type=table --schema=foo --name='system_*' --execute='GRANT ALL
ON % TO myuser'
ld be required.
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Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
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From: Richard Huxton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 January 2005 12:45
To: D'Arcy J.M. Cain
Cc: Mark Cave-Ayland; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; pgsql-hackers@postgresql.org
Subject: Re: [HACKERS] Much Ado About COUNT(*)
D
for you
anyway.
Well, it looks like ROW_COUNT isn't set in a statement-level trigger
function (GET DIAGNOSTICS myvar=ROW_COUNT). Which is a shame, otherwise
it would be easy to handle. It should be possible to expose this
information though, since it gets reported at the command conclu
t;best of my knowledge...covered by no patents/claims/...".
It's like having a bowl of sweets labelled "help yourself" and putting
the price sticker inside the wrapper.
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for all the hard work on 8.0, not to mention the new-look website. It's
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Tom Lane wrote:
Richard Huxton writes:
Tom Lane wrote:
No; you'd also have to have some guarantee that a given underlying table
row gives rise to at most one join row. If the same table row gives
rise to multiple join rows, then a request specifying an UPDATE of just
one of those join rows
Tom Lane wrote:
Richard Huxton writes:
Yann Michel wrote:
I think you mean UNION ALL, i.e. the set addition, don't you?
Not if you can identify the underlying table(s) and key(s). If the UNION
hides that information, then you are correct.
If a unique key of the underlying table is includ
Tom Lane wrote:
Richard Huxton writes:
There are two things (AFAICT) you need to be able to do to update (NOTE
- not insert) a view.
1. Identify the underlying table(s) for the updated column(s)
2. Identify (primary) key values for the table(s) being updated.
So - I could have a join listing
Yann Michel wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 09:41:40AM +, Richard Huxton wrote:
UNION etc doesn't necessarily mean you can't update, so long as the
underlying table/key can be identified.
I think you mean UNION ALL, i.e. the set addition, don't you?
Otherwise UNION (wotho
certain special cases).
UNION etc doesn't necessarily mean you can't update, so long as the
underlying table/key can be identified.
For INSERTing to a view, the same rules apply, but obviously you need to
be able to identify table/keys for all columns in the view. This
clearly rules
again :-) Any blocks written to
would move up the cache, effectively moving the bookmark lower. Enough
activity would cause the bookmark to drop off the end. If that isn't the
case though, we know we can safely skip any blocks older than the bookmark.
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;s impractical / will never work, then don't be afraid to
step up and let me know. If it helps, you could always think of me as an
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Thomas Hallgren wrote:
Richard Huxton wrote:
But is the problem not that forgetting to use SAVEPOINT can get us in
trouble with clearing up after an exception?
I fail to see how that's different from forgetting to use pgtry instead
of try.
It feels more distinct to me. I'll grant you
Thomas Hallgren wrote:
Richard Huxton wrote:
Can I make some counter-proposals?
1. Wrap each function body/call (same thing here afaict) in a
sub-transaction. An exception can be caught within that function, and
all the spi in that function is then rolled back. This is rubbish, but
at least
d choice.
Things to check:
1. You are starting PG as the right user
2. Permissions are correct
3. The directory exists
4. Have you done anything with tablespaces?
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es standard try/catch. I don't use TCL, but from
the little I know this should be straightforward.
3. We can do something similar with a pgeval() in plperl. Don't know
enough to say about Python.
Basically, if exception handling doesn't work the way it should
intuitively work (IM
originally either. Why a subtransaction per command rather than
one per function? If I've got this right, this is so the PL can tidy up
behind itself and report/log an appropriate error?
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e's a work-around (unless you're running pg_autovacuum I'd guess)
2. We perhaps want a more general table description (this is a
bulk-loading table, this is a log table, this is a mostly static lookup
table)
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ing UTF-8 but
some other character set. Certainly that is what the error message
implies. Note PG handles UTF-8 but not UTF-16 or other encodings.
HTH
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refused
Is the server running on host "localhost" and accepting
TCP/IP connections on port 5432?
This isn't really the right list - I'll repost onto the General list for
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Crazy. And posting to the wrong list - try the general/sql lists for
this sort of thing.
teste=# CREATE TABLE test ( id char(15), name char(80) ); CREATE
You've defined "id" as char - so it's sorting alphabetically, not
numerically, so < 2
Just defined "id&q
le, if you set it to 250 then all SQL statements
that run 250ms or longer will be logged. Enabling this option can be
useful in tracking down unoptimized queries in your applications. Only
superusers can increase this or set it to minus-one if this option is
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you'd need to
fork the backend itself.
On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 11:15, Richard Huxton wrote:
Katsaros Kwn/nos wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to add a -project specific- networking feature to my postgres
build (or database as function). What I want to do is to send a Query
instance (as a String-retr
r SPI calls are
made.
Have you looked at the dblink code?
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Tmp;
END LOOP;
RETURN true;
END
'
LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
SELECT emp_test_fn();
=== END test ===
PS - please reply to the -general list not -hackers.
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G u i d o B a r o s i o wrote:
Conclusion:
If you comment a line on the conf file, and reload it, will remain in
the last state. (either wast true or false, while I expected a
default)
Yes, that's correct. No, you're not the only one to have been caught out
by this.
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Serguei A. Mokhov wrote:
Hello,
Just poking around to see if anyone is working on resurrecting the concept
of pg_upgrade after all these years?
You probably want to join the (very recent) thread subject = "version
upgrade" started by Andrew Rawnsley.
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't have an extended
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stored next to the count so that in the
event of backend crashes the lock will eventually be released.
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ve the problem here is that exists is a reserved word (as in
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE EXISTS ...)
I think you should be ok if you quote your function name
SELECT "exists"(...)
Personally, I'd change it's name.
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d, couldn't you just hack the startup script(s)
to insert a timestamp in a suitable table?
Or am I missing something here (as usual)?
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ed (or on
pitr_id if they record it).
IMHO time is seldom relevant, event boundaries are.
If you want to add special syntax for this, fine. If not, an INSERT
statement is a convenient way to do this anyway.
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rd server
boxes. There is a company offering specialised high-bandwidth hardware
that is supposed to offer PG clustering, but I'm afraid I know no more
about it.
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plpgsql syntax.
text * concat(,){} // NOT IMPLEMENTED (HOW TO DO IT ??)
The function you want is textcat(text,text). I believe all of the
operators (|| + - etc) have equivalent functions. They're not listed in
the user documentation, but "\df text*" will show you
make my report code handle prepare
directly, then I'd know if I'd defined it or not. As it happens, that's
not the way things stand though.
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pia integer NOT NULL references copie(id),
Are you sure you don't have any null values in prestiti.id_copia?
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4. Not stored at all, it's pointless.
5. Not stored at all, PITR means this is academic now.
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Isn't this going to have visibility issues wrt other backends? How do I
know what transactions have updated the global and what haven't and
which I should currently be seeing?
I'm not sure that there is a solution simpler than the "insert +1/-1
into summary table" that g
cry if (e.g.)
nested transactions didn't work with system tables.
Is that a plausible situation, or madness from a developer-resources
point of view?
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a production system on day 1 anyway.
Perhaps this is the best way to look at it - when the .rpm's/.deb's are
put together what does the community want in them?
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Where commands.sql contains the \copy.
I'm not saying that was the original intention, but someone pointed out
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Bruce Momjian wrote:
Tom Lane wrote:
Richard Huxton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Does that mean I'll want to disable triggers while I do this?
Hrm. Right now the code does not fire triggers at all, but that seems
wrong. However, I doubt that very many triggers could cope with updat
UPDATE operation that folds in possible column type changes.
Does that mean I'll want to disable triggers while I do this? Actually,
if the structure's changing I presume I'll want to drop/recreate my
triggers anyway (even if they get reparsed like view definitions).
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condary server.
If that's not what you're after, then it must be fairly close. Check the
mailing list archives - the download URL is on the "announce" list April
2004.
I'm sure any real figures from your testing will be of much interest to
he moment before he goes to feature-freeze.
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the niggles in it will generate a flood of support messages as Windows users
test it out. Basically, I'm asking what would need to be done technically for
the ODBC driver, and is there anything a non-hacker can do to help?
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do that too.
>From a usability point of view you might want to automatically insert rows on
client connection/table creation etc. You could also delete any rows more
than a week old when archiving WAL files.
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ch a view?
I believe the thinking is that you want to check whether someone is allowed to
connect to the database without having to connect to the database. If someone
were to make bad connection attempts, they could easily run a denial of
service against your DB (whether intentionally or just d
> Richard Huxton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Maybe it's me being slow, but are we not being over-complicated here?
>> What's
>> wrong with saying "database D1 looks up users in local table, D2 in the
>> global table". If you are connected
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