e is expected to hold this information), and the program
fails at run-time even though it linked without any error message.
On such a platform it would hardly be possible to detect anything with any
reliably. A linker that links a program "succesfully" while the program
really needs mo
$@ $(distdir)/src/interfaces $(distdir)/src/bin
+$(distdir).opt.tar: distdir
+ $(TAR) cf $@ $(addprefix $(distdir)/, $(opt_files))
$(distdir).test.tar: distdir
$(TAR) cf $@ $(distdir)/src/test
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a 7.1beta RPM already installed.
Huh? I always thought that ASCII R was greater then b ... *confused* in
the future, would it help to have 7.2Beta? Or am I missing something? :)
How about 7.2rc1, which is greater than 7.2beta1.
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tarball with everything, or at least I will not put my name to something
that abolishes it. In fact, I didn't like the idea of the split tarballs
in the first place, I'm merely changing the split to something more
useful.
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1.9 MB
* postgresql-XXX.test.tar.gz 1.0 MB
Since we're going to make a change, I'd like to change the names to
postgresql-base-XXX.tar.gz
etc. to align them with existing practice (cf. RPMs, GCC download). Dots
should be used for format-identifying extensions.
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again when a branch is made so the paths are set correctly, but
in principle it is trivial to arrange. Not that the documentation ever
changes for minor releases.
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some work. You probably want
to run gzip on the files after installation.
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what
heading because everyone is in a different situation. The solution is to
provide user guidance to the existing configuration variables that goes
beyond what they do by adding why the user should care.
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; YMMV).
The man pages are still in a separate tarball, or not?
They're in a tarball, but they're not separate.
You probably want
to run gzip on the files after installation.
Done automagically by the buildrootpolicy of the rpm build system,
Amazing... ;-)
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this to raise an error in this
situation? Does anybody rely on silent truncation? Should this be
user-settable, or can those people resort to using triggers?
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exception-string data, right truncation.
"""
Similarly in SQL 1999 and for other data types.
How do people feel about changing this to raise an error in this
situation?
Can't do.
Why not?
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ry, I want the executable to do it and
still enjoy the
performance of the COPY command.
Read the libpq chapter in the Programmer's Guide and look into
src/bin/psql/copy.c for information and examples of using COPY through
libpq. Yes, it's possible, but you need to use special API calls.
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to this, although a number of people seem to like it.
Sounds like a configuration option to me.
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't see any of this.
Btw., it would really seem like a neat feature if a given pg_dump suite
would also handle the respective previous version. Otherwise we're in a
situation like now where we've got a shiny new pg_dump but people that
want to upgrade are still stuck with the broken 7.0 incarnation.
Philip Warner writes:
At 01:09 11/04/01 +0200, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Btw., it would really seem like a neat feature if a given pg_dump suite
would also handle the respective previous version.
This has been in the back of my mind for some time, and is why I initially
backported my
confusing? I do not
recall any discussion on the topic, and I'll restore the documentation
until someone can refresh my memory on why these are a problem.
grumble
http://www.postgresql.org/mhonarc/pgsql-hackers/2001-02/msg00550.html
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does that mean anyway? Simple subtraction also
preserves years and months, as I see it.
Would we like some additional clarification in the docs perhaps? Seems
to be preferable to dropping all mention, especially since it is a
useful function.
By all means.
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of the 'serial' tag to override the version guessing
mechanism?
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copy that behavior if they are not conformant. See above question.
Someone said Oracle raises an error. Informix seems to be the only other
db that truncates silently. I think Oracle wins here...
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-0.1beta6.2' through '7.1-0.2RC1.1' to '7.1-1'.
Just name them
7.1betax
7.1rcx
7.1.0
7.1.1
etc.
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not implemented per spec
(spec == SQL). Lots of fun projects here... ;-)
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onths;
int32 years;
}
}
}
This would make it mostly compatible to its current behaviour.
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but I doubt that.
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Mark Butler writes:
I was trying to make a minor change today to the gram.y file to make
PostgreSQL recognize "DOUBLE" as a data type the way DB2 does. I ran into
reduce / reduce conflicts using both of the methods I tried.
See attached patch.
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it. ;-)
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instead of spelling out the select list again would work?
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Lamar Owen writes:
In the postgresql-docs subpackage, along with the SGML source.
Why would you want to ship the source?
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andrea gelmini writes:
debian unstable, i386.
upgrade libreadline 4.2
postgres doesn't compile.
It seems there were some incompatible changes in readline 4.2. Use
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for doing this
in a minor release.
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trust that in a few weeks we'll enter a
new quiet period. My vote is that technical packaging discussions should
go on -hackers just like a makefile discussion.
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The Hermit Hacker writes:
I like Lamar's suggestion of pgsql-cygwin though ... sound reasonable?
We have pgsql-ports, which isn't seeing too much traffic as it is. Seems
like the cygwin people hang out there anyway.
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The Hermit Hacker writes:
If someone wants to come up with an idea for name, i think that the whole
Win camp could be seperated also ...
pgsql-windows and pgsql-rpm ?
There seem to be a lot of Linux users, too. How about a new mailing list?
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orization stack" at the start of a
transaction. But I'm not sure whether this would be a desirable feature
to have in the first place. Most schema commands are rollbackable now, so
maybe this won't be a large restriction for pg_dump's purposes.
Comments?
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not mistaken I got a readable PDF file part
of the time. If anyone's interested in helping with the tool chain, look
there first.
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return 1 when it is passed an invalid encoding. In any case it should do
better than dump core.
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E, shouldn't the created object be owned by the setuid user?
I'm not sure that I *want* to accept the SQL spec on this point.
Me neither.
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and less about dsssl programming (since that won't help you).
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What did you do to the CVS server? It takes hours to update a single
file, half a day to run cvs diff. This has been like that for about 48
hours.
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table creation. These indexes are not
unique (more than one grantor can grant the same privilege), but AFAICS
the syscache interface should work okay with this, since in normal
operation we don't care who granted the privilege, only whether you have
at least one.
How does that look?
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ar pritarget, -- 't' = any table, 'v' = any view, ...
char priselect,
char priupdate,
/* etc */
)
But this would mean that a check like "can I select from this table"
would possibly require lookups in two tables. Not sure how much of a
tradeoff that is, but the "shoehor
it obviously had a net negative benefit.
Those who want to use it can still add '-lstdio -lsfio' to LIBS.
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the table is left as a challenge. ;-)
This brings up a question I have: Are statistics calculated for every
column? Should they be? Is there a possibility to speed up ANALYZE by
controlling this?
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Tom Lane writes:
Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
pg_privilege (
priobj oid, -- oid of table, column, function, etc.
prigrantor oid, -- user who granted the privilege
prigrantee oid, -- user who owns the privilege
What about
This call
setuid(geteuid());
is found in backend/utils/init/postinit.c. AFAICT, this does nothing.
Anyone got an idea?
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would have to use seteuid() to do what setuid() does
here.
One more reason to avoid this area when possible.
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existence in the context of a new
authentication method is to not do that at all. None of the other methods
do it, the existence of a user is checked when authentication has
completed and the backend starts.
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row headers?
Yes.
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and FreeBSD 4.3. Rumour[*] also has it
that there is a way to do this on Solaris and HP-UX 9. So I think that
covers enough users to be worthwhile.
[*] - Autoconf AC_FUNC_GETLOADAVG
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The rule is, if you don't like it, don't use it.
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setups exist, but not
everywhere.
To me, both of these approaches are in the if you don't like it, don't
use it category.
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When I create a table
create table test (a bit(4));
and insert a value
insert into test values (b'11');
the zpbit_in() function gets an atttypmod (arg 2 (of 2)) of -1. Is there
somewhere the system needs to be told that this type uses the atttypmod
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Ian Lance Taylor writes:
`make depend' is broken in the CVS sources.
'make depend' doesn't exist anymore. Use configure --enable-depend.
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Oliver Elphick writes:
Since it is not universally supported, I have included a configure test.
autoconf needs to be run after installing the patch.
You don't need Autoconf tests for cpp symbols. You can just write #ifdef
WEIRD_SYMBOL in the code.
Btw., never ever use AC_EGREP_*.
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Kovacs Zoltan writes:
By the way, could you please define a unique constraint on column
'usesysid' in future in PostgreSQL?
The usesysid column will be removed and the oid column will be used
instead. That one tends to be unique, but an index will still be added.
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Bruce Momjian writes:
Really? We are removing usesysid? Seems the admin will no longer be
able to choose the users id, right?
Not that this was ever useful.
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can now take string argument (Thomas)
Python fixes (Darcy)
Is this OK?
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Lamar Owen writes:
contrib/rpm-dist?
A separate CVS module sounds like a better idea to me.
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be moved into the core. contrib is a nice place for things
that we don't really know how/whether they work, but once we're confident
about the quality we might as well offer it by default.
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should be converted to INFO conditional on a
configuration setting (like log_pid, for example).
The stricter distinction between DEBUG and INFO would also yield the
possibility of optionally sending DEBUG output to the frontend, as has
been requested a few times.
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Tom Lane writes:
Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There's a TODO item to make elog(LOG) a separate level. I propose the
name INFO. It would be identical to DEBUG in effect, only with a
different label.
This conveys nothing to my mind. How should I determine whether a given
|/usr/ucb/liszt
[...]
This must have been an artifact from the time when part of the Postgres
system was written in Lisp. A Lisp procedural language never actually
existed in PostgreSQL.
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Official PostgreSQL sources don't have peer authentication. You should
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was using some of the intermediate states. I'll change it momentarily.
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I suppose few people have remembered that today is what could be
considered the 5th anniversary of the PostgreSQL project. Cheers for
another five years!
http://www.ca.postgresql.org/mhonarc/pgsql-hackers/1999-10/msg00552.html
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the same thing (different join syntax),
whereas a leaf generally underlying table is guaranteed to be a real base
table.
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more tuples
than the ones that match the given qual.
Okay, this is not surprising. I agree that storing this in the index
might be suboptimal.
But why is this called lossy? Shouldn't it be called exceedy?
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closed connection without reading anything?
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Bruce Momjian writes:
On Sat, 9 Jun 2001, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Vince Vielhaber writes:
I can grant a series of privileges (comma separated) on a series of
objects (comma separated) to either a user, group or public NOT a
comma separated list of users or groups.
I
Bruce Momjian writes:
On Sat, 9 Jun 2001, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Vince Vielhaber writes:
I can grant a series of privileges (comma separated) on a series of
objects (comma separated) to either a user, group or public NOT a
comma separated list of users or groups.
I
it?
Because the new connection might be a cancel request.
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Bruce Momjian writes:
Can't I keep it on the TODO until it is done? And wasn't yesterday
tomorrow? :-)
No, tomorrow was the day after June 9th.
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that barfed on large listen() parameters.
We'll never find that out if we don't try it. If you're concerned about
cooperating with other listen()ing processes, set it to MaxBackends * 2,
if you're not, set it to INT_MAX and watch.
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whether we'd eventually like to have grantable
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super powers.
- Allowing it only in trigger functions? (That way a user has to actually own
one of the tables)
Your premise is no longer correct in 7.2devel.
Mark
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Bruce Momjian writes:
Peter might
still be possible.)
But how then do you find the system table that uses the given oid?
It's implied by the column you're looking at.
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. There might be others I forgot but a
finite list can be defined.
When a table is dropped, you scan all of these objects (their system
catalogs) for matches against the table and either do a cascade or
restrict. This is not new, we already do this for indexes and
descriptions, for instance.
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The former is what I'm advocating.
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conftest -O2 -g conftest.c -lreadline -ltermcap 15
[success]
Can you take this to the OS developers?
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to make use of dependency info.
That was me. The point, however, was, given object id 145928, how the
heck to you know what table this comes from?
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a few systems, too.
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Is there a way to config the postmaster
to log in a file all connections and querys to each database?
http://www.de.postgresql.org/users-lounge/docs/7.1/postgres/runtime-config.html#LOGGING
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in the dependency case.
(E.g., make sure none of them require whereToSendOutput or parser state as
an argument.)
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A subtle difference, but it's perfectly consistent. -- And it works
already.
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would receive:
'An employee with a matching Social Security number already exists'
I think what you're after is
TRY
BEGIN
INSERT ...
END
CATCH SQLCODE 12345 -- made up
BEGIN
RAISE 'your message here'
END
I'm positive people would kill for that kind of feature.
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in ports
openbsd in ports
osf yes
qnx4
sco yes
solaris yes
sunos4
unixwareyes
win
In addition there's a free portable libiconv library available.
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Timothy H. Keitt writes:
Anyone maintaining generic autoconf scripts for linking against libpq,
i.e., returns path to libpq-fe.h and proper link options?
pg_config since 7.1
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make sense?
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(ERROR, Bad int8 external representation \%s\, str);
- result = (sign 0) ? -tmp : tmp;
+ result = (sign 0) ? -tmp : tmp;
PG_RETURN_INT64(result);
}
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Tom Lane writes:
Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have had an idea how the LIKE optimization problem could be solved.
Hmm ... so in a non-ASCII locale, we'd have to look for an index on
strxfrm(A) rather than directly on A. And the index would need to
use a nonstandard
Karel Zak writes:
Yes, you are right. But make install prefix=... can be used for
package building if you want install all to some temp directory and
compress it.
In that case it's much better to use make install DESTDIR=
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