On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 20:47, Christopher Kings-Lynne wrote:
Hey, with this new ALTER SEQUENCE patch, how about this for an idea:
I submitted a patch to always generate non-colliding index and sequence
names. Seemed like an excellent idea. However, 7.3 dumps tables like this:
CREATE TABLE
Hello,
I need some insight on the best way to use a RAM drive in a Postgresql
installation. Here is our situation and current setup:
Postgresql 7.2.1
Dual PIII 800
RAID 5 SCSI disks
Platypus 8GB PCI QikDrive (the RAM drive). http://www.platypus.net
The Platypus RAM drive is a PCI card with
I posted this message to psql-bugs in December but I have not heard if this has been
fixed or not. This is holding up our development and testing of our product using
Linux and PostgreSQL.
Thanks
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The XML standard does not call for any table format. But a number of
table formats have been established within the XML framework. Some of
them are formatting-oriented (e.g., the HTML model, or CALS which is used
in DocBook) and some of them
Let me preface this by expressing my appreciation for all the hard work
for the people who develop, maintain, and support PostGreSQL. I've been
using it for a little over two years for a variety of projects and have
been extremely happy with both the software and the support on these lists.
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The XML standard does not call for any table format. But a number of
table formats have been established within the XML framework. Some of
them are formatting-oriented (e.g., the
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As promised, I've been looking over the error handling (especially
the archived discussions) and it's a real rat's nest. :) I'm not
sure where we should start, but just getting some error codes
enabled and out there would be a great start. The
Chris Sutton kirjutas T, 04.03.2003 kell 17:03:
Hello,
I need some insight on the best way to use a RAM drive in a Postgresql
installation. Here is our situation and current setup:
Postgresql 7.2.1
Dual PIII 800
RAID 5 SCSI disks
Platypus 8GB PCI QikDrive (the RAM drive).
On Tue, 4 Mar 2003, Chris Sutton wrote:
Hello,
I need some insight on the best way to use a RAM drive in a Postgresql
installation. Here is our situation and current setup:
Postgresql 7.2.1
First suggestion: upgrade to 7.2.4 to address several bugs.
The concern of course is if
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