SQL2003 mandates that ln() and power() emit particular SQLSTATE error
codes for a few illegal combinations of arguments (in Section 6.27 of my
copy of SQL2003). This patch adds those error codes and changes the
several variants of ln() and power() to emit them as appropriate.
I didn't change
On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 17:40, Alvaro Herrera wrote:
Turns out the patch is too big and the server won't publish it.
Is there a good reason for keeping this size limit on the -patches list?
-Neil
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Andrew Hammond wrote:
There was recently a huge thread in hackers about the value of making
postgres easier to install and use. I think this script makes
postgres easier to use for those of us who can't use syslog.
So you're replacing
pg_ctl | rotatelogs
which everyone learns in his first
Neil Conway [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I didn't change log() to emit the same error code as ln() when it is
passed similarly incorrect arguments, on the grounds that the SQLSTATE
code defined by SQL specifically refers to the natural logarithm. Does
anyone think I should make both log() and
