Re: [HACKERS] Rust bindings to pgtypes lib

2017-07-07 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
I agree with Michael Meskes that duplicating the code is probably not a good 
idea. Now I see other rust crates just depend on the right libraries to be 
installed by the developer, so I'll punt the problem until it bites me for 
real.

This confuses me, though

> Indeed. I'm quite strongly against exposing / using pgtypeslib in more
> places. If anything it should be phased out. Because that code is
> definitely not always kept up2date, and it's a lot of work to do so.  If
> anything the code should be rewritten to *not* require so much
> duplication, then we could talk

Is this a widespread opinion?  If so, perhaps it would be an idea to mention 
that somewhere in the docs. Just reading them, it would seem to be a nice 
interface to a library that can do datetime and arbitrary numeric calculation 
for you. Both areas are very hard to get right.

No problem on my part. The target of my small project was to learn some rust 
by throing myself at it. And I learned more than expected, so the outcome is 
already fine. If the resulting project also could be of use to me and anybody 
else, it would just be an extra win.

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[HACKERS] Rust bindings to pgtypes lib

2017-07-06 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
Hi

For learning purposes (and because I probably need it) , I've started to make 
Rust bindings to the pgtypes Library.

One problem I'm thinking about right now is how to know if, and where, the 
library and the include files are installed. One way to avoid that problem is 
to include the source of pgtypeslib in my project, and let the rust build 
system take care of it *.

But is this possible, or feasible? I see that the makefile refers to 
Makefile.global, and also includes stuff from ecpg, aat least. I don't want to 
include the whole pg source tree, just the nice, safe, little corner that 
would be used for this purpose.

How much of the source tree would I have to carve out?
Or from another perspective; how do other language (if any) solve this?

* Not sure it can, but other rust crates seem to do it that way, e.g. https://
github.com/alexcrichton/bzip2-rs

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Re: [HACKERS] jsonb array-style subscripting

2015-08-17 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

On 2015-08-17 22:33, Josh Berkus wrote:
So, both perl and python do not allow "deep nesting" of assignments. 
For example:

d = { "a" : { } }
d["a"]["a1"]["a2"] = 42

Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "", line 1, in 
KeyError: 'a1'


Not sure I understand what you mean. In Perl you'd do

$ perl -e '%d = (a => {}); $d{a}{a1}{a2} = 42; print $d{a}{a1}{a2}'
42

which looks pretty much like what's proposed.

/kaare


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[HACKERS] hstore ng index for <@ ?

2013-12-18 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

Hi

In many ways the new hstore (and perhaps json) format looks very 
exciting. But will there ever be (GIN/GIST) index support for <@ ?




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Re: [HACKERS] Fast insertion indexes: why no developments

2013-10-30 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

On 2013-10-30 12:08, Simon Riggs wrote:
effort to replicate what you have already achieved? Who would pay? 


The NSA, obviously ;-)


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Re: [HACKERS] Perl 5.18 breaks pl/perl regression tests?

2013-06-02 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

On 2013-06-03 06:55, Michael Paquier wrote:
Just by having a look at the release notes of Perl, there are still 
nothing describing changes between 1.6.3 and 1.8.0:

http://perldoc.perl.org/index-history.html


That page is not updated, it seems. In this list

https://metacpan.org/module/RJBS/perl-5.18.0/pod/perldelta.pod

is mentioned "Line numbers at the end of a string eval are no longer off 
by one. [perl #114658]"




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Re: [HACKERS] Unexpected plperl difference between 8.4 and 9.1

2012-08-21 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

On 2012-08-20 18:36, Tom Lane wrote:

Alvaro Herrera  writes:

Excerpts from Alex Hunsaker's message of lun ago 20 12:03:11 -0400 2012:

Hrm seems to work for me. What version of perl is this?
$ perl -V
Summary of my perl5 (revision 5 version 16 subversion 0) configuration:

I can reproduce the failure with 5.14.2

Smells like a Perl bug to me.  Has anybody attempted to reproduce this
just in Perl itself, not PL/Perl?

regards, tom lane


I can't reproduce it in perl, but it's in PL/perl from 9.2 beta built 
with perl 5.14.2. Currently I don't have another perl with libperl 
installed.


This produces the error:

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION test1() RETURNS SETOF NUMERIC AS $BODY$
use strict;
use warnings;
for (0..9) {
my $rand = rand();
$rand =~ m/(.*)/;
return_next($1);
}
return;
$BODY$ LANGUAGE plperl;

Adding 'elog(NOTICE, "rand:$rand, :$1");' after the capture maked the 
error go away. Do does changining the return_next statemtnt to 'my 
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Re: [HACKERS] What Would You Like To Do?

2011-09-15 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

On 2011-09-14 17:27, David E. Wheeler wrote:

On Sep 14, 2011, at 5:49 AM, Kaare Rasmussen wrote:


[brief]: http://postgresopen.org/2011/schedule/presentations/83/

You list Job scheduling as one item here,

but not here

Here's my preliminary list:

Could you expand your idea about this here?

It was something suggested to me on IRC a few months ago, but I don't know who 
would do it. Also, I think that pgAgent might actually offer the functionality.

   http://www.pgadmin.org/docs/1.4/pgagent.html

I would vote for inclusion of such a feature in PostgreSQL.

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Re: [HACKERS] What Would You Like To Do?

2011-09-14 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

Hi


[brief]: http://postgresopen.org/2011/schedule/presentations/83/

You list Job scheduling as one item here,

but not here

Here's my preliminary list:

Could you expand your idea about this here?

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[HACKERS] Listen/Notify in 9.0

2010-07-15 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
Hi

As I understand the changes to the notification system in 9.0, apart from 
being able to carry a payload, it will guarantee the order of delivery, and 
also it will keep the notification and notify any listener, even if the 
listener didn't register at the time of notification. Is this correct?

What happens if the listener process dies, for how long time will it take up 
ressources?
What happens if the listener process never picks up the notification, same 
question?
What happens if the same process makes the same LISTEN request again. Will it 
take up more ressources?

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Re: [HACKERS] pg_upgrade project status

2009-01-27 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
Hi

> I have had a very brief look at this. Translation to perl doesn't look
> difficult. I'll see what I can do during the next week or so.

Perhaps I can lend you a hand if you need help with this.

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Re: [HACKERS] UUID - Data type inefficient

2008-07-10 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> You are out to lunch and you dragged me with you. Did we have beer at
> least? :-)

A bit, and you had a byte of bread.

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[HACKERS] Re: [ANNOUNCE] == PostgreSQL Weekly News - June 01 2008 ==

2008-06-02 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
David Fetter writes: 


Alter the xxx_pattern_ops opclasses to use the regular equality
operator of the associated datatype as their equality member.  This
means that these opclasses can now support plain equality
comparisons along with LIKE tests, thus avoiding the need for an
extra index in some applications. 


This is interesting, as it will save me a couple of very big indexes. 

I didn't see that coming, but thanks. 



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[HACKERS] Questions about indexes with text_pattern_ops

2008-02-25 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
Hi 

The database is initialized with utf8, so in order for LIKE to use the index 
on a text field, I used text_pattern_ops when I created it. So far so good. 

It's in the documentation, but there's no explanation of why this index will 
only work for LIKE searches. How come that I have to have two different 
indexes if I want to give Postgres the ability to choose index scan over seq 
scan on LIKE and non-LIKE searches? 

Is it a performance issue? 

Also, when I tried to create the index as a partial one (avoiding the 95% 
entries with empty strings), Postgresql chooses to use seq scan. This sounds 
counter intuitive to me. 


CREATE INDEX new_index ON a (b text_pattern_ops) WHERE b <> '';
This is 8.2.6.

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Re: [HACKERS] Release 8.2.0 done, 8.3 development starts

2006-12-20 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
I'm not sure, but as far as I remember, it will be a short release cycle for 
8.3 in order to finish some big items that couldn't be ready in time for 8.2. 

But which items are more or less expected for 8.3? I recall
- Hierarchical Queries
- On disk bitmap index
- Clustered/replication solutions

being discussed. What are on people's minds?

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Re: [HACKERS] An Idea for planner hints

2006-08-09 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> SELECT * FROM foo, bar WHERE pg_selectivity(foo.a = bar.a, 0.1);

ISTM that you introduced the Oracle silliness again, putting the hint into the 
query.

My suggestion would be to tell about it separately. Something like

CREATE HINT FOR JOIN foo, bar ON foo.a=bar.b AS ;

This way hints can be added and removed without ever touching the existing 
queries.

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Re: [HACKERS] Three weeks left until feature freeze

2006-07-12 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> There should be a Procedural Language section on pgfoundry for all of the
> PLs, IMHO, and a README in contrib within core that points to it
> (README.procedural_languages, if nothing else) ...

I thought that the general consensus was that only plpgsql ought to be in 
core, the rest should be independent projects.

It would be nice to have an easy way to retrieve and install the desired PL's 
but that's more of a packaging issue.

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Re: [HACKERS] [ANNOUNCE] PostgreSQL Weekly News - November 13 2005

2005-11-14 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
David Fetter writes in PostgreSQL Weekly News - November 13 2005: 


Teodor Sigaev has been making lots of improvements to tsearch2, a
full-text search engine.


I can't find them. Am I blind? Can someone help?

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Re: [HACKERS] Enums again

2005-11-08 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

Just don't use enums - they're awful.


In general? 

So, instead of using enums for order states or originating system, I'll user 
numbers or text? Or implement lookup tables ?


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[HACKERS] Enums again

2005-11-07 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
I've been going through the thread that Andrew Dunstan started with his 
enumkit. 

Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see any conclusion. If I want to design an 
Open Source system now that may be in beta in three to six months and I'd 
like to use enums, is this a good place to look? 

I guess I'm wondering about the kit going into PgFoundry, being accepted in 
the main branch or being dropped. And the timeframe for all that.


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Re: [HACKERS] Testing of MVCC

2005-08-16 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> Yes it can, but are you going to restrict building or running
> regressions to only thos platforms that have our required modules
> installed? That might be thought a tad unfriendly.

You could include DBD::Pg with the distribution and run it locally. Perhaps 
even DBI, leaving Perl the only unknown.

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Re: [HACKERS] The Contrib Roundup (long)

2005-06-11 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> Either you're misunderstanding what "reindex database" does (it reindexes
> only the system catalogs), or you're misunderstanding what reindexdb does

OK, I was taking the face value here.

I consider this a bug, or at least a badly thought out name. I can't 
understand that someone approved 'reindex database' to mean 'reindex the 
system tables of a database'.

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Re: [HACKERS] The Contrib Roundup (long)

2005-06-10 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> But not as easy as:
> psql -c "reindex database {database}" {database}

Well it was just to show that there really is no need for a program just for 
this functionality.

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Re: [HACKERS] The Contrib Roundup (long)

2005-06-10 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> actually I think part of the point of this was to give a command line
> version of the reindex command, like we have for vaccum. If that still
> matters, then it should probably stay.  Actually it should probably be
> converted to C and moved to /src/bin.
>

Wouldn't something like 

echo 'REINDEX DATABASE {database};' | psql {database}

be easier?

Of course it would need a working shell, but even Windows can do this, I 
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[HACKERS] Ingres dump files to PostgreSQL

2005-05-18 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
Hi

I have a dump from an Ingres database, one file per table it seems. I went 
looking on www.postgresql.org for documentation for people who want to move 
to PostgreSQL from other databases, but I couldn't find any such thing.

So, does a convert utility from ingres dump files to PostgreSQL already exist?
It's not a big problem for me; I can write a perl program to do the stuff. i 
just started wondering about it, giving their common ancestry.

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Re: [HACKERS] Feature freeze date for 8.1

2005-05-04 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> This has very little to do with "Feature freeze date for 8.1"...

And btw I lost track of the thread. was any actual feature freeze date for 8.1 
approved?

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Re: [HACKERS] I am in Copenhagen

2005-03-06 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> I am in Copenhagen and am speaking tomorrow and will return on Sunday.

I would have loved to hear your three hour speech about PostgreSQL 
administration, but unfortunately they put my own presentation at the exact 
same time, those LinuxForum 2005 bastards!

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Re: [HACKERS] SSL Support

2004-09-21 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
Hi

> I think verification of the server certificates is not supported either. 
> SSL only serves for encryption, not authentication or integrity checking
> (which is probably a stupid idea).

I have this feeling that SSL in PostgreSQL isn't category 1 supported if you 
can put it that way. Maybe I'm wrong?

Another way to ensure encrypted (and authenticated, I believe) connections is 
to use stunnel with PostgreSQL.

I'm not sure which solution is the best. SSL in PostgreSQL is integrated. 
Stunnel has the advantage of being more generic. having tried none, I don't 
know about performance.

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Re: [HACKERS] LinuxTag wrapup

2004-07-04 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> That's right, and initially they will only serve MySQL, but it will be
> extendable to support any db system. It will be GPL (or licenseable, but
> since it's a tool and not a platform IMHO GPL is ok).
> If things work out as they seem, I'd contribute the pgsql stuff.

That would be great news indeed. Currently there is a lack of an Open Source 
heavy duty database design tool.

If it can be compared to Erwin, it will be a big win - if it can do both 
reverse and forward engineering of databases.

Do you know if it will support triggers, FK's, functions, schemas, etc ?

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Re: [HACKERS] Ingres to be released as open source

2004-05-25 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> Like the article says, I wonder if these is any synergy between the
> products.  ie. Can we grab features from their codebase?

Wouldn't there be a license problem ?

Yes, Ingres may be able to pull features from PostgreSQL, but maybe it doesn't 
work the other way.

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Re: [HACKERS] Plan for feature freeze?

2004-05-01 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> So you are floating the entire thing.  I am tired of discussing this.
> You call the freeze and when it is a disaster, you can take the credit.

People seem to _think_ that they can be ready by June 1st. To allow for 
unknown problems, why not set a freeze date at June 15?

By May 15 this date can be evaluated again. But at this point there should be 
stronger arguments to push the freeze date.

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Re: [HACKERS] Collaboration Tool Proposal

2004-03-01 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> http://gforge.org/ is not a hosting site, that is why you only found 4

Well that's what you get when you write messages at 2:30 AM. Should know 
better.

But on this topic, does a site based on GForge similar to Sourceforge exist ? 

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Re: [HACKERS] Collaboration Tool Proposal

2004-02-28 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> Why GForge?

GForge seems to be technically OK. But what about the future outlook. The home 
page lists 5 projects, whereof the 4 are tests. Are you sure they will not 
fold in a month or two, will they be reliable, responsive and real nice (the 
three r's) ?

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Re: [HACKERS] FE/BE Protocol - Specific version

2003-09-04 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> > If my memory serves me well, Oracle has a number of system triggers. On
> > database startup and shutdown and perhaps also on connection start and
> > stop.
> >
> > Sometimes they're very handy.
>
> Is this a TODO?  Is there an API that would make sense for us?

I believe it would make sense. But I'm not up to the task to implement it. 
Maybe if someone is looking into triggers anyway in another context...

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Re: [HACKERS] FE/BE Protocol - Specific version

2003-08-31 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> It would be nice if we could configure a function to run on connection
> start.  We have the ability to SET values per db or user, but not to

If my memory serves me well, Oracle has a number of system triggers. On 
database startup and shutdown and perhaps also on connection start and stop.

Sometimes they're very handy.

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Re: [HACKERS] Criteria for contrib/ versus gborg?

2003-07-16 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> pro contrib/:

You have four pro arguments, two of which are for marketing and the other two 
are for lazyness :-)

> pro gborg:

As you note, you will be more independent on gborg, so why not?

Maybe a wish for some official mention of this - and other important - gborg 
project in the documentation ?

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Re: [HACKERS] Two weeks to feature freeze

2003-06-25 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> Change that into "* Remove bugs from source code" and get a patent on
> it. Should be a nobrainer (as in those guy's have no brains) considering
> that NetFlix even got a patent on DVD subscription rentals:

And for all the nice royalty money*, think about what can be done to 
PostgreSQL. Maybe even a test suite :-)

* Or maybe the best step is to sue IBM or Microsoft. Then again, maybe not. Do 
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Re: [HACKERS] Two weeks to feature freeze

2003-06-25 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> > That seems too vague for TODO.  We might as well add "Make PostgreSQL
> > faster".  :-)
> 'K, can you add that one too? :)

How about "* Remove all bugs from the source". Can you put that in TODO ?

:-)

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Re: [HACKERS] Changing the default configuration (was Re: [pgsql-advocacy]

2003-02-11 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> What if we supplied several sample .conf files, and let the user choose
> which to copy into the database directory?   We could have a "high read

Exactly my first thought when reading the proposal for a setting suited for 
performance tests. 

> performance" profile, and a "transaction database" profile, and a
> "workstation" profile, and a "low impact" profile.   We could even supply a

And a .benchmark profile :-)

> Perl script that would adjust SHMMAX and SHMMALL on platforms where this
> can be done from the command line.

Or maybe configuration could be adjusted with ./configure if SHMMAX can be 
determined at that point?

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Re: [HACKERS] Windows Build System - who cares?

2003-02-01 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> IMHO, replication, performance improvements, cross-db queries, etc is
> much better use of time than Windows port.

Because you don't use Windows. On a personal level, I couldn't agree more. But 
I have been in a project where they chose MySQL because it had to run on 
Windows. I would like to be able to propose a free alternative.

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Re: [HACKERS] Threads

2003-01-04 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> Umm.  No.  User or system level threads, the statement is true.  If a
> thread kills over, the process goes with it.  Furthermore, on Win32

Hm. This is a database system. If one of the backend processes dies 
unexpectedly, I'm not sure I would trust the consistency and state of the 
others.

Or maybe I'm just being chicken.

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Re: [HACKERS] 7.4 Wishlist

2002-11-30 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> And that's all ;)
> 
> Hannu Krosing

- and what will you do after January? ;-)

Just kidding. I hope you have a big fat bank account if you want to finish 
all that!

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Re: [HACKERS] One 7.3 item left

2002-10-22 Thread Kaare Rasmussen
> Schema handling - ready? interfaces? client apps?

What is the state of the Perl interface?

Will it work when 7.3 is released 
Will it work, but no schema support
Will it pop up later on CPAN

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Re: [HACKERS] I am done

2002-09-03 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> Are you guys competing for the modesty award?  ;-)
> I heard Stallman is trying to win it this year.  :-)

Hah, that's a good one.

For doing what - telling you not to call it GNU/Linux, only Linux/GNU ?
:-)

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Re: [HACKERS] Wanted: pgdiff ($$$)

2002-09-03 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> You might want to check out the perl model Alzabo, I think it's capable of
> doing this.

It does not (yet) support foreign keys, alas.

But if anybody likes to code this, maybe they could work together with the 
Alzabo developer.

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Re: [HACKERS] Open 7.3 items

2002-07-30 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

>> Schema handling - ready? interfaces? client apps?
> status for JDBC or ODBC; any comments?  The other interface libraries
> probably don't care.

What about DBD::Pg? 

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Re: [HACKERS] Democracy and organisation : let's make a revolution

2002-06-26 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

Two points to this discussion. 

I hate to admit this, but to some people, a Windows version is important. 
Yesterday I learned that one product developed here will have a MySQL 
implementation because marketing wants a free implementation.
The biggest advantage seems to be that it's working on Windows. And the 
project leader knows of nothing but Windows :-( 

Next group to impress is Database Designers. I've been looking for a design 
tool for some time, but there's no Open Source equivalent to ErWin. And 
ErWin can't create and reverse engineer PostgreSQL databases. 

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Re: [HACKERS] Use of /etc/services?

2002-06-10 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> Is any OS actually shipping us in /etc/services?

It's right here in SuSE Linux 8.0. It was not in 7.3, so maybe it's 
officially included from now on.

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Re: [HACKERS] v7.2.1 Released: Critical Bug Fix

2002-04-02 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

>  cash I/O improvements (Tom)

If it will change the I/O cash flow to more I than O, it will definitely be 
a success... :-) 

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Re: [HACKERS] Re: Interesting Atricle

2001-06-02 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> > Thought some people might find this article interesting.
> > http://www.zend.com/zend/art/databases.php
> The only interesting thing I noticed is how fast it crashes my
> Netscape-4.76 browser ;)

Use Konqueror :-)

I can't tell if the results are biased, but it puts PostgreSQL way ahead of 
MySQL and Interchange in performance (if more than a couple of simultaneous 
users) and most other features.
Only bad words are about lack of LO support.

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[HACKERS] Feedback

2001-05-22 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

Just thought that I'd tell you.

I've been waiting (very patiently, I think) for a long time for outre joins, 
views w/ joins and not the least, functions that can handle NULL's in an 
orderly way.

A little anxious I started implementing these elements in my projects, 
removing the workarounds and patches I've put in there, and - well, they just 
all work like a charm!!

This is great. Working with Windows products, I'm more used to being 
disappointed whenever people promise that this or that function will be in 
the next release. But this time, with PostgreSQL, not :-)

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Re: [HACKERS] Plans for solving the VACUUM problem

2001-05-19 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> Second: if VACUUM can run in the background, then there's no reason not
> to run it fairly frequently.  In fact, it could become an automatically
> scheduled activity like CHECKPOINT is now, or perhaps even a continuously
> running daemon (which was the original conception of it at Berkeley, BTW).

Maybe it's obvious, but I'd like to mention that you need some way of setting 
priority. If it's a daemon, or a process, you an nice it. If not, you need to 
implement something by yourself.

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[HACKERS] Search

2001-05-11 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

In developers corner, search returns this:

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\n";

print "\r\n\r\n";

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Re: [HACKERS] Re: New Linux xfs/reiser file systems

2001-05-04 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> Sure, we can do that now.  What do we do when these are the default file
> systems for Linux?  We can tell them to create other types of file

What is a 'default file system' ? I know that untill now, everybody is using 
ext2. But that's only because there hasn't been anything comparable. Now we 
se ReiserFS, and my SuSE installation offers the choice. In the future, I 
believe that people can choose from ext2, ReiserFS,xfs, ext3 and maybe more.

> systems, but that is a pretty big hurdle.  I wonder if it would be
> easier to get reiser/xfs to make some modifications.

No, I don't think it's a big hurdle. If you just want to play with 
PostgreSQL, you wont care. If you're serious, you'll repartition.

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Re: [HACKERS] Re: New Linux xfs/reiser file systems

2001-05-03 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> > kernel to do it for us.  Reimplementing a filesystem doesn't strike me
> > as a profitable use of our time.)
> Ditto.  The database is complicated enough.

Maybe some kind of recommendation would be a good thing. That is, if the 
PostgreSQL community has enough knowledge.

A section in the docs that discusses various file systems, so people can make 
an intelligent choice.

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[HACKERS] SAP DB Featuers

2001-04-29 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

I found it myself:

SQL Features
- SQL 92 entry level with several extensions
- Oracle 7 compatibility mode

Key benefits

- Referential integrity (to be defined in CREATE TABLE or ALTER Table
 statement)
- Stored procedures
- After statement trigger (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE) 
- Updateable views, although not every view is updateable
- Datatype BOOLEAN
- A number of functions including functions for date values
- Maximum length of object names is 32 characters
- Subtransactions
- Sequences (number generator)
- Roles (compositions of user authorizations that can be granted/revoked as a 
whole)
- Subselects that can be specified in the FROM clause of a query
- Outer joins
- Scrollable cursor
-Temporary tables that will be destroyed if the application ends the session
 These tables can be created within a stored procedure and selected from 
outside this procedure. They are updateable, although there is no implicit 
update of the rows that created the temporary table.
-Explicit and implicit locking on row level

NOT supported features:
- Collations
- Result sets that are created within a stored procedure and fetched outside. 
This feature is planned to be offered in one of the coming releases.
 Meanwhile, use temporary tables.
- Multi version concurrency for OLTP
 It is available with the object extension of SAPDB only.
- Hot stand by
 This feature is planned to be offered in one of the coming releases. 

Enterprise Features
- The Microsoft cluster server is supported. For other systems scripts have 
to be written according to the failover solution of the system.
- Online backup
- Online expansion of the database
- No explicit reorganization

- Supported backup tools:
-- ADSM + adint2
   Networker
   Netvault, HiBack
   (soon) Backint for Oracle
   Tools supporting this interface are: ARCserve, Backup Express, dbBRZ for  
   R/3, DBVAULT, DoroStore, EASY_BASE, EMC, EPOCH, FDR/UPSTREAM, HIBACK, 
   HSMS-CL Backint, NetBackup, NetVault, NetWorker, Omniback, Seagate Backup, 
   SESAM, Solstice Backup, Sys-Save, TIME NAVIGATOR for R/3, 
   Tivoli

Programming Interfaces
- ODBC
- C/C++ Precompiler (Embedded SQL)
- JDBC
- Perl DBI
- Python
- PHP

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Re: [HACKERS] SAPDB Open Souce

2001-04-29 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> I downloaded it.  The directories are two characters in length, the
> files are numbers, and it is a mixture of C++, Python, and Pascal.  Need
> I say more.  :-)

Yes!

You, or better someone who knows SAP DB could tell if it's "probably the most 
complete free database system available right now, with much more features 
than interbase, mysql or postgresql" as this guy Hemos says on Slashdot.

I remember the same being said about Interbase when it was OSS'ed, but I 
still stick to PostgreSQL.

But knowledge doesn't hurt, and as someone pointed out, you can't tell the 
quality of the software from the names of your source code.
But it sure makes it a lot more difficult to understand what's going on, I'll 
grant you that :-)

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[HACKERS] PL/SQL and null

2001-04-01 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

I think I remember something about PL/SQL having trouble when passing null to 
a function. But searchinf for pl/sql and null doesn't bring any informative 
links.

I can go through the steps of a function one by one in psql and everything 
works fine.

But when I call the function with nulls for some of the parameters, it 
doesn't work.

What puzzles me more is that I tried to pass 0 (zero) instead and then let 
the function subsitute it with null (simple IF param = 0 then v_param := null 
thing). Still no luck.

I'm using 7.0.3. 

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Re: [HACKERS] Re: Week number

2001-03-14 Thread Kaare Rasmussen


> traditional notion (at least in the US; I suspect this is true in most
> European countries at least) of Sunday being "the first day of week".

I believe that in most European countries, Monday is the first day of the 
week.

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[HACKERS] Internationalized dates (was Internationalized error messages)

2001-03-09 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

Now you're talking about i18n, maybe someone could think about input and
output of dates in local language.

As fas as I can tell, PostgreSQL will only use English for dates, eg January,
February and weekdays, Monday, Tuesday etc. Not the local name.

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Re: [HACKERS] Monitor status

2001-02-26 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

> There is also a component of netsaint (www.netsaint.org) that will
> check PostgreSQL postmasters. I hope to add to that the ability to

Thanks.

I've also seen a lot of announcements of OpenNMS at freshmeat. All I know is 
that it's Java based, and as fas as I can tell will work without agents.

Can any of these operate in a mixed Linux / Win2000 environment (I'd like to 
have one tool only for NMS.

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[HACKERS] Monitor status

2001-02-25 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

Hi

I've tried to search the site, but no usable pages turned up.

My question is about monitoring PostgreSQL and if it turns out to be "down" 
to notify a person to take action.

I'm surprised that I couldn't find anything about it. Does anyone have an 
advice ? Anything that will fit into ordinary NMS. Maybe SNMP will not fit, 
but then some kind of "database ping", or equal.

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[HACKERS] PostgreSQL web page

2001-01-10 Thread Kaare Rasmussen

I wonder why http://www.postgresql.org is not updated with news. The
latest "Latest News" is from Nov 16. I have to go to
http://www.pgsql.com to find some interesting news later than that:
2000-12-22 PostgreSQL, Inc. Releases Open Source Replication & Database
and2000-12-12 2000 Linux Journal Editor's
Choice Award for Best Database

In fact I was looking for the Replication server. No mention seems to be
available on postgresql.org.

Also the mailing list archive for pgsql-sql is not listed here:
http://www.postgresql.org/devel-corner/index.html  - but you can see it
if you write the correct URL yourself.

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