I am sure, many of you would like to delete this message before reading, hold
on. :-)
I'm afraid most posters did not read the message. Those who replied
Why bother? did not address your challenge:
I think threads are useful in difference situations namely parallelising
blocking
Firebird uses a set of Borland command line tools and Borland's make,
which they give away as a free download. Even if you're compiling for
Windows, the build process uses Borland's command line make. A batch
build script copies makefiles from a single source directory and spreads
them
Dear Team,
I have been monitoring this list for quite some
time now and have been studying PostGreSQL for a while. I also did some
internet research on the subject of "multi valued" database theory. I know
that this is the basis for the "Pick" database system, FileMaker Pro, "D3", and
a
Dear Team,
I've read your comments. No, I don't think
that MVD's are the best thing since sliced breadbut they do have a certain
"simplicity" that seems to hold the key to high speed analysis of large volumes
of streaming data from the "eyes" of a robot. This stream of data must be
Dear Team,
I'm wide open to other ideas for the support of
robotic vision through tools already built into PostGreSQL. But you've
already admitted to certain speed limitations...and robotic vision is going to
require much more intense processing power. An MVD might allow the data
stream to
I'm pleased to see some renewed interest in
pg_access. It seems obvious to me that MS Access is not currently...and
probably never will be able to handle data in a robust and reliable
fashion. MS Access' apparent success is due to the user interface quality
and "ease of use" for
ows users are far less forgiving. If, what you
are talking about, is truly wide spread use for PCs and small-time web-servers
then a Windows interface is damn near necessary.
Eric
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On Wednesday 18 July 2001 17:09, Bruce Momjian wrote:
OK, we need to vote on whether Oid's are optional, and whether we can
have them not created by default.
[All the below IMHO]
OID's
I just tried to get PostgreSQL from CVS , but it rejected the password
'postgresql' for user 'anoncvs':
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CVS password:
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On Thu, Aug 12, 2004 at 01:13:46PM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
Kenneth Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, Aug 12, 2004 at 09:58:56AM -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
How would a read-only action work to block out the checkpoint?
The latch+version number is use by the checkpoint process
Please could we have a development schedule page on the web site...?
The information it should contain would be like this (and others)
Current Development Release: (Coordinator: Bruce Momjian)
8.0:Beta1, released 2 August 2004
Beta2, deadline 2 September 2004
Tom Lane
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Please could we have a development schedule page on the web site...?
You haven't been around here long, have you?
Gee, Tom, you noticed? What gave it away? :)
(I wasn't in a legal position to contribute before late 2003 - binding IP
Tom Lane
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This is not a provably correct state machine
I think the discussion ends right there.
Yes...
Negative results are worth documenting too, IMHO.
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I notice that PITR doesn't function correctly on Windows. Has that been
reported elsewhere?
The archive_command parameter %p resolves to a full path containing slashes
rather than backslashes. This is not a Windows file, so any attempt to copy
it fails. There isn't any way to avoid that.
I'm
Tom Lane wrote
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It would be my intention (in 8.1) to make those available via
switches e.g.
NOT LOGGED options on CREATE INDEX and COPY, to allow users to take
advantage of the no logging optimization without turning off PITR system
wide. (Just
Tom Lane
Eric Kerin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The issues I've seen are:
1. Knowing when the master has finished the file transfer transfer to
the backup.
The standard solution to this is you write to a temporary file name
(generated off your process PID, or some other convenient
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gevik Babakhani) writes:
Maybe it is me but, I am trying to send a posting regarding a solution
proposal for a TODO item.
My posting has a .tgz attachment but it seems that it never arives at
hackers list!
This is very frustrating. I even ask Bruce for help.
how big
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Good Morning,
I'm an italian student and I'm working on a project involving postgres. I'm
sorry for my very bad english. I've some questions:
1)Does postgres upport semi-joins?
2)What about projections or selections in query tree writing? Does Postgres
support algebraic space (in other word
Good Morning,
I'm an italian student and I'm working on a project involving postgres. I'm
sorry for my very bad english. I've some questions:
1)Does postgres upport semi-joins?
2)What about projections or selections in query tree writing? Does Postgres
support algebraic space (in other word
Hello:
I find that the real timestamp format(got from the file which is produced by
copying binary to ) is different from what i find in timestamp_send func.
i do think that the binary format of a timestamp 2006-04-18 11:20:20 should
be 44 2B B0 6A 00 00 00 00 standing for secs:1143713898,
the binary format of timestamp
/*/
so ,what switch should i turn on?
=== 2006-04-18 21:47:42 You Wrote：===
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timestamp is defined as int64
Hello everybody,
how far have you got with statement-level triggers development?
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Fixed up alignment problems and improved some translations.
Regards,
Fabrizio Mazzoni
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Changed a couple of lines and traslated them in a better way.
Regards,
Fabrizio Mazzoni
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Is anyone working on this?
Tom Lane wrote:
korry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The problem is that, each time you go through
pgwin32_waitforsinglesocket(), you tie the *same* kernel object
(waitevent is static) to each socket.
The fix is pretty simple - just call WSAEventSelect( s
.
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I am not sure how you prove the non-existance of a bug. Ideas?
I do that by deleting all of my code (usually by accident :-)
No code, no bugs!
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be great. Can you point me to the patch you're referring to? I can convert my patch if you prefer.
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easier for new hackers to get started.
A developers' wiki with links into the list archives would be great.
My thoughts exactly...
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? Looking at this:
http://thinkoracle.blogspot.com/2005/10/oracle-packages.html
it seems varaiable are per-session.
Package variables are per-session.
Don't forget package initializers too...
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with
backend_load_libraries, and so perhaps clearer about which does what
Makes sense to me, of course that breaks existing postgresql.conf files.
Do you want me to do any of this coding?
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of this coding?
Up to you --- I can do it if you don't want to.
I'll take a stab at it... thanks for your help so far.
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to BeginReportingGUCOptions() - by that time, we know whether we are a superuser and we have processed all GUC options.
Also, should we create an on_proc_exit() handler that would unload all dynamic libraries (specifically to call the _PG_fini() functions)?
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you don't feel the need to unload old shared libraries if the user (a superuser) removes an entry from backend_load_libraries, right?
In fact, it looks _PG_fini() is only called if you *reload* a library, unless I'm missing something somwhere.
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Hi all:
I am a fresh men in PostgreSQL. And i work on benchmark study these
days using PostgreSQL.
Now i have a question: Is there some way to show the lock contention of
PostgreSQL?
As I know, you can use *show mutex status* in MySQL to find which mutex is
hot. But i don't know in
I wonder if I should use PlPython in my projects or not.
Browsing on the Python list it seems that nobody is using
it. Browsing on Google Groups I find worrysome threads talking
about removing support from it in future versions of PostgreSQL.
So, I would like to know what's the current status of
Hi all:
Recently i do a test of postgresql. To get more information of the
functions in PostgreSQL, i use
opgprof and opannotate, which are two tools in Oprofile. But i can't work
with the tools correctly.
PostgreSQL is compiled with -g option and the errors are like this:
opgprof
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Hi there,
as you now is plJava broken with the actual security releases.
There is a pljava.dll at http://www.ejurka.com/pgsql/pljava/83rc1/ to
fix it for version 8.3RC1.
Is a pljava.dll for version 8.2.6 out?
It's very important for me, need it for my office.
Juergen
'exists' isn't a good name for function :(.
Yeah, that isn't going to work. Perhaps ifexists? Or just leave well
enough alone.
Darn. Can't have been thinking clearly this morning.
How about exist (no s)?
Maybe 'found', 'present', or 'contains'? (no, I haven't checked
:
$make
the outcome is the following:
Paolo [EMAIL PROTECTED] /d/msys/1.0/home/src/postgresql-8.1.4
$ make
make -C doc all
make[1]: Entering directory `/d/msys/1.0/home/src/postgresql-8.1.4/doc'
gzip -d -c man.tar.gz | /bin/tar xf -
for file in man1/*.1; do \
mv $file $file.bak \
sed -e 's/\\fR(l
Hi,
just for fun, I wrote a little postgresql contrib,
who has a C function called myfun inside it.
The function myfun returns a value , now I return
a cstring type value, and it works fine if
I run from psql shell:
select value from myfun(paramteres);
but I can't do an insert like:
insert
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On Tuesday 11 Feb 2003 10:56 pm, you wrote:
Josh Berkus [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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
performance profile, and a transaction database profile
On Friday 14 Feb 2003 9:05 pm, you wrote:
Martin Coxall [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here's a pretty topic for a flamewar: should it be /etc/postgres/ or
/etc/postgresql/ ?
I vote for /etc/pgsql. Keeping in line of unix philosophy of cryptic and short
names. Who wants a descriptive names anyway
Hi all,
I was just wondering.The patches for making ecpg thread safe that were
floating around few days back, are they going to make in any near future
releases?
I am badly bitten by libpq as code i my multithreaded app. is growing
steadily. I find myself making stupid mistakes every now and
Hi,
Today I discovered that if there is a compund primary key on a table, I can
not create a reference from another table to one of the fields in the primary
key..
Look at this..
phd=# create table tmp1(a integer,b integer,primary key(a,b));
NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / PRIMARY KEY will create
Hi,
Just stumbled upon this. Is it correct to conclude that foreign keys are not
inherited from this text?
phd=# create table perbookings(type smallint) inherits (bookings);
CREATE TABLE
phd=# \d perbookings;
Table public.perbookings
Column |
almost a day on it..
Shridhar
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On Friday 21 Mar 2003 12:25 pm, Tom Lane wrote:
Shridhar Daithankar[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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And What's so holy about if it is a function?
The problem is that TIME(n) is a datatype name, not a function call,
according to the SQL spec. Likewise for TIMESTAMP(n), INTERVAL
Bruce Momjian napsal(a):
Where are we on this? Tom thinks we don't want this. TODO has:
I plan to send survey on general list about it today.
Zdenek
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