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I'm leaning slightly to the fold-it-into-PQprepare way, but am by
no means set on that. Comments anyone?
As a heavy user of libpq via DBD::Pg, +1 to folding in.
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such an information, can
reach it quite easily via PQdescribePrepared().
That's a good point, however, along with your other arguments. :) I
could live with either way.
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What version of Bison is currently required to compile HEAD? 1.75
doesn't seem to work...
1.875
Search for Bison here:
http://projects.commandprompt.com/public/pgsql/browser/trunk/pgsql/doc/src/sgml/installation.sgml
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that REINDEX now does.
Right now, we have tables that are updated very frequently, and a
vacuum full just doesn't do much to reduce the disk space, as
the indexes keep growing until a REINDEX is done. Tried on HEAD
as well.
Thanks,
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nicer with underscores in patterns.
Hmph. I was just copying the surrounding code, in the theory that it
increases the chance of my patches being accepted. :)
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, but someone added a FIXME at some point, which led me to
ask exactly what should go in there. Not a big deal, I suppose - it looks
as though few, if any, other products are using those fields either.
Thanks for the reply.
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existing ideas? Any objections
to giving this a try?
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a bit :-)
It will certainly make porting applications from MySQL to
Postgres a lot easier, and such porting is where a lot more
effort needs to be put, IMO. (I mean more people working
on porting applications, not adding mysqlisms to the code :)
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another way to test that the schema was created by another process.
I agree that is_visible may not be ideal for most cases, but it should be okay
if we are simply using it to filter temporary schemas, right?
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was created by the same user, but in
another session.
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a is_visible clause to the query above. That or start
tracking which pg_temp_ schema belongs to whom.
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certainly help out with the
content when I can as well, but it seems we are still tying to hash
out some ground rules at the moment.
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SMALLINT NOT NULL,
person INTEGER NOT NULL,
rating SMALLINT NOT NULL,
viewed DATE NOT NULL
);
I also recommend not loading the entire file until you get further
along in the algorithm solution. :)
Not that I have time to really play with this
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objects is a fair one,
but I think we've morphed far beyond solving that problem.
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.
They are all listed at the top of the file, in case there is any confusion.
No need to worry about remembering things.
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for core and
committers.
That problem needs a solution, but not the one you proposed.
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, if not there already?
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about we make it further
in the future (perhaps 2009-07-01, six months into the next year), and announce
the change far and wide?
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including 7.4.
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as the PG project is releasing
point revisions to the 7.4 branch. As I said, I'm all for getting people
off 7.4, but it needs to be done with a definite date, and December is
way too soon.
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, press release).
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, there will be an ever-increasing tendency
to *not* upgrade to the latest and greatest, since the version they
have already kicks ass, thank you very much[1].
[1] 8.3 rocks, by the way, thanks to all involved.
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, such as October 1, 2009?
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Looks like the box-array semicolon got changed to a comma at some point -
attached patch changes it back (\054 to \073)
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nothing looks at
the value ... the element type's delimiter is what array_in/out use.
Ah, okay, that makes sense. Thanks for the explanation, I'll tweak
my code to do it the right way by looking at the base type.
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it doesn't matter to the backend, and who knows what else it may break.
Kind of silly to spend too many cycles on this, of course, as it's
really only box at the moment that uses a non-standard delimiter. :)
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RCS file: /projects/cvsroot/pgsql/src/bin/psql/command.c,v
retrieving revision 1.196
diff -c -r1.196 command.c
*** command.c 15 Sep 2008 12:18:00 - 1.196
--- command.c 7 Nov 2008 20:59
, per comments in this thread.
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Add in the tup_fetched column.
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diff -c -r1.62 monitoring.sgml
*** doc/src/sgml
is STATEMENT
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there is no way
to effect a statement-level trigger using an insert on a table that is
inherited from. My workaround is to insert and then update all the rows.
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officially okay with either solution then. Thanks!
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need some real-world use cases involving payloads, let me know, I've
been waiting for this feature for some time and have it all mapped out.
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when they hit 12 and get
random (and crappy) query plans. Is the value of 12 based on any
recent measurements? Thanks.
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per second, tops. If someone knows an
easy way to measure such a thing and is really curious, I can see about
getting better numbers.
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as minimizing this unexpected foot gun for
future releases. Thanks.
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like the is the idea of a
notify that *may* work or may not - so let's keep it boolean: it either
works 100% of the time with 2PC, or doesn't at all. Should we throw
a warning or error if a client attempts to combine the two?
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formatting from
parenthesization decisions in ruleutils.c. That's not going to be
me, though.
Comments, preferences?
Apply (2), and add the decoupling to the official todo list.
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the advocacy team know so we can start work on it.
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it
hard to support raising the GEQO threshold, as most recently suggested
by Greg Sabino Mullane here (and previously by me on an earlier
thread):
What about 14? Could we at least raise it to 14? 1/2 :)
I'm worried this is going to get bogged down like so many of our
threads, where we worry about
to, but they can't easily afford the downtime to
upgrade. Cutting them off arbitrarily early won't win us any friends. Once
pg_migrator (or better, in-place upgrades) is working well, we can start setting
EOL on versions based on number of years of some other criteria.
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it's probably
more of the second option.
The postgresql.conf file has been supporting a toaster for a
long time now, but we don't seem to recognize that the minimum
toaster^H^Hhardware encountered in the wild changes quite a
bit from year to year. IMHO.
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in the
other direction. Even if I secretly agree with Tom 99% of the time. :)
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. In other
words, if the average flat plan/execute speed for a 13-way on an average
box was 15 seconds in 2000, but 2 seconds in 2009, I would presume that
it would now be worth it to consider 13 as needing default geqo coverage.
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always involves production downtime.
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that those in the machine readable output
should never be seen by human eyes camp will support my upcoming
patch to remove all extra whitespace, including newlines, from the
XML format. :)
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.
(This goes for the person on this list concerned about the output
being too hard to parse. Yes, YAML has lots of tiny corner cases
and elaborate syntax, but we're not using any of those, so parsing
should be quite possible for any YAML parser out there).
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particularly relevant.
I don't use JSON, but I do use YAML. Attached, please find a patch
that implements hstore_to_yaml().
just kidding. :)
I think we are getting the cart way before the horse.
+1. Smells like a solution in search of a problem, as they say.
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don't have it, no harm, no foul.
We could even bundle DBI and DBD::Pg to ensure that the minimum versions
are there. All the prerequisites should be in place for 99% of the machines:
a C compiler and Perl are the biggies, and I can't see any buildfarm members
running without those. :)
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,
and the sooner we can get it out there the better. Those that are
waiting for SR might have to wait one more version, but my intuition
tells me that's a small minority compared to those waiting for HS.
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need to test in order to have
confidence in a local build.
I thought we were leaning towards something separate.
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seems a safer way to go.
I'm still *very* interested in making a libpq-less pure perl driver,
if anyone feels like funding it, let me know! :)
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sure about that...
Well, I can state that we have plenty of clients that would be very
interested in HS, but none that would really care if it came without
SR. This power user knows a lot of people outside of -hackers and
- -general and they are what I'm basing my opinion on. :)
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if we're talking about an additional/optional
set of tests. Also, Tim Bunce and I are right here, so the maintenance
should not be that bad (and I'd hazard that a lot more people in
the community know Perl/DBI than zic or stemmers).
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the wiki?
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is meant as a quick shorthand convenience, not a literal payload
of important information. On the other, it should at least match
the current rules for the listen and notify names themselves, which
means allowing more than ASCII.
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quantity (DBI + Test::More).
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of testing may be better.
http://search.cpan.org/~mergl/pgsql_perl5-1.9.0/Pg.pm
Works as well? Did you take a look at that link? The last update was
early 2000, which should give you an indication of just how dead
it is.
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not got three valid options. :)
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and overloaded term.
On the other hand, it's a great buzzword, so we should use
the phrase as much as possible in the press releases. :)
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they've implemented some sort of shortcuts
since the last time I used Oracle. Which seems very unlikely, as they
obviously have no love for sqlplus (Oracle's command line client), which
has been stuck technologically in place for decades (hello, readline?)
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to do it.
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as soon as possible, and undo the mistake of changing
it from Postgres in the first place. Changing it to coincide
with the interest bounce we'll get from the Oracle/MySQL
situation seems a no-brainer from an advocacy perspective.
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surprised me,
but never enough to bother complaining about it. However, count me
as a +1 to make warn == elog(WARNING)
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are working on
other Postgres-related things, including, at times, advocacy.
I'll move this over to -advocacy where it belongs, along with some
more concrete discussion of how we would make the name change,
when and if it happens.
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) is the time to
do it.
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of
the game. We didn't wait for every driver, app, and script to support
schemas before we added them in 7.4, for example. We certainly didn't
wait for applications to be implicit casting ready before 8.3, to (over?)use
another example.
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I have written up a set of guidelines for driver development
based on what I learned working on ruby-pg:
http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Driver_development
...
I would appreciate comments by anyone (Greg Sabino Mullane: I included
you
the types, inside the query itself. Having the driver indicate
the type should be the exception, not the rule.
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* We also discussed the idea of having a NOTIFY command that
would work from Primary to Standby.
Just curious, what's a use case for this?
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};
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Not sure what you mean by adapting interfaces to send payloads, I imagine
most if not all simply require a NOTIFY to be sent via PQexec.
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hack) will encompass
payloads as well.
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Is that immanent?
Barring sudden free time, funding, and/or a client request, no.
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. (One could count lines,
but that's presumes the order and number of items will never change).
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of production scripts. It wasn't meant to
produce machine-readable output, much less to give values that you could
rely on with respect to a running server.)
I mostly use it to check on the progress of a PITR slave: just curious,
is there a better/preferred way to get that information?
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Patch attached to show the schema *and* table name when doing
a REINDEX DATABASE.
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and -interfaces.
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this is such a thorny problem, and this is a temporary table, why
not just disallow ALTER completely for the first pass?
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from a temp table to a real table, as I could not find an easy
way to represent a wild card temp schema name inside of the
test/regres/expected/copy2.out file.
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= 'mm';
ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer: mm
LINE 1: delete from public.foo where id = 'mm';
Yes, I realize those are technically different context cases, but
from an application point of view, the COPY case is wrong and
needs fixing.
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particular case can be solved by making the
servers be in time sync a prereq for HS working (in the traditional way).
And by prereq I mean a user beware documentation warning.
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Subject line kind of says it all: LANGUAGE replacement was
introduced in 9.0, but pg_dump is trying it on all versions.
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a clearer distinction of list topics, I
might support such a move, but we don't, so I can't.
... and, for those that have been here awhile, who should know better,
why isn't there any self-management of this sort of stuff in the first
place?
What would you have us do?
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and -admin. Would anyone argue against rolling those
two (sql and admin) into -general as a first step?
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quickly database driver developers can adapt.
DBD::Pg is already patched, and will very likely be released before 9.0
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to figure out how to represent that in
the form of tests.
No, that's exactly backwards. We can't define all the things a language
can do, but we can certainly lay out the things that it is not supposed to.
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src/pl/plpython/plpython.c
src/pl/tcl/pltcl.c
src/timezone/pgtz.c
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scheme, how would it be able to distinguish
between those two cases (nothing there yet vs. was there but purged)?
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will the *function* know, if a superuser and/or some
background process can purge records at any time?
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. But it looks like the
ship has already sailed upthread and we've more or less got a working
definition. David, I think you started this thread, I assume you have
some concrete reason for asking about this (new trusted language?).
May have been stated, but I missed it.
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a cartridge_def
Now in T2 insert a cartridge replacement.
Works as expected in my schema when I tried it: T2 blocked at the insert,
waiting on T1. Once T1 committed, T2 threw an error, as the insert was no
longer valid. Using serializable or not, same result.
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I'd rather see tables with a convert-to-XML function than direct XML FWIW.
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fragments.
+1 to this idea in general, but *please* don't consider the use of
XML. If we really need some sort of formatting, let's do CSV. Or
YAML. Or JSON. Anything but XML.
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Attached patch adds YAML output option to explain:
explain (format YAML) select * from information_schema.columns;
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Index: contrib/auto_explain
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By the way, Magnus pointed out an error in the patch: the hunk at
- -1693,7 +1736,6 should be ignored.
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On 08/28/2009 02:16 PM, Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
Attached patch adds YAML output option to explain:
explain (format YAML) select * from information_schema.columns;
Updated version of the patch attached, fixes two small errors.
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