e future "bug" reports.
Thanks,
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neral solution is to use the features already built-in to
psql. Specifically, you can use a pager (e.g. "less" on unixy systems)
that supports horizontal scrolling, plus \pset pager always, thus fixing
the problem, regardless of what your terminal settings are.
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make the default editor
wordpad instead of notepad?
The psql program opens in a small window - can it be made larger?
The psql history is not saved between sessions.
For pgadmin, one hint said "is the 8th July" instead of "8th of July"
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> This is because we don't support readline on windows because it breaks
> in most locales.
Ouch. Those poor Windows users.
> Thanks for all your comments!
Thanks for all the work you and everyone else has done on making this
installer!
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am is pg-press.
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only option appears to be to have the application parse the string returned
from SHOW search_path, quote the dollar-values, and rebuild the string. Is
there an easier way?
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rch_path
to return this:
"$user",public
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ld affect the following:
\da \dc \dd \df \do \dT
I would rewrite the \? docs to make this more clear as well.
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list large objects, same as \lo_list
\dn [PATTERN] list schemas (add "+" for more detail)
\dp [PATTERN] list table, view and sequence access privileges
\du [PATTERN] list users
Note that the confusing "t|i|v|s|S" thing has been broken up, an
> \d[S][+] NAMEdescribe table, view, sequence, or index
Very good idea. I guess I am once again in the 'S' camp, after a brief
foray into '&' land. Sorry, Bruce! :)
I'll keep working on the patch when I have the time.
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ome a
SQL parser, that's the backend's job, so we need a way to force
unknown, or a way to return the data types back to us when we
prepare a statement. The latter is on the 8.0 todo list, but have
not seen any progress onit)
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a bonus for us (DBD::Pg),
and we've never really had an issue with libpq until now, and it's getting
fixed, so no worries.
[1] Well, C and pseudo-C XS code anyway.
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My version:
ANALYZE;
SELECT n.nspname, relname, reltuples
FROM pg_class c, pg_namespace n
WHERE c.relnamespace=n.oid
AND relkind='r'
AND NOT n.nspname ~ '^pg_'
ORDER BY 1,2;
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> Has a MySQL backend unfortunately - maybe I can convert them :)
We might not let you back otherwise! :)
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q/fe-exec.c
and PQserverVersion in interfaces/libpq/fe-connect.c for
more details.
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ther do the latter than a broken implementation
of the former.
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and we get lots of free publicity.
Spending time on this is silly, IMO, unless there is a technical reason
why the feature should be replaced.
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ly get it added in to 8.1.
Thanks,
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uot;);
$SQL = "INSERT INTO lii2(baz) VALUES (?)";
$sth = $dbh->prepare($SQL);
for (qw(uno dos tres quattro)) {
$sth->execute($_);
my $newid = $dbh->last_insert_id(undef,undef,"lii2",undef);
print "Last insert id wa
id() in DBI is a very useful function
anyway. It's mainly (at this point) a quick abstraction of a nextval call
between Oracle and PostgreSQL. We do go out of our way to be more compatible
to MySQL by accepting just a table name, but one should really use the
sequence directly, IMO.
but everyone
here is really good about doing that. :) Not sure if I still have
the script around, but I can dig it up if it's needed.
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t a memory leak that is subsequently
patched by Tom should get credit as a "developer", even if no actual patch
was submitted.
I'll give it a go for 8.0 and see what number I come up with.
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nd if this would be a good thing or bad.
This sounds bad to me. Maybe not for things like cmin and cmax, but I
use ctid a lot, and would be quite thrown off if a table suddenly were
allowed to create it's own ctid column that did not behave as the current
one does. Perhaps if it was called "
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