Hello,
I have a question. I am seeing lots of SQL92-compared-to-Traditional-SQL.
What is a definition of "Traditional"? Is it SQL89? 86? Or anything
before 92? It seems like postgresql supports both, but which is it better
to write?
Thanks,
Tony
Tulassay Zsolt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> FATAL 1: cannot create init file pg_internal.init
Hmm, disk full? Wrong ownership or permissions on database
directory (data/base/tek)?
Looks like that error report needs to include the kernel
error message...
regards, tom l
hi,
our linux box crashed yesterday, and postgresql seems to have some
trouble with one of the databases. It says:
zsolt@tek:/var/lib/pgsql$ psql tek
Connection to database 'tek' failed.
FATAL 1: cannot create init file pg_internal.init
All other databases are working just fine.
Any idea?
Th
I have an interest in this topic ...
I am looking to do "real time" updates of a data base on two different
servers, with one acting as a master and the other acting as a slave. In
the realm of Oracle, I believe it is called "replication".
>From what I have read, there is no such feature in pgs
