Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
>
> I'd like to generalize my function. As per Richard Huxton's suggestion to
> create tables named after session ID (thanks Richard)s, I'd like to pass in
> some table names so that the algorithm can read from and write into tables
> that I specify as parameters to the fu
On Sun, 4 Mar 2001, Boulat Khakimov wrote:
->How do I encrypt/decrypt something in PG?
Perhaps it'd be better to one-way encrypt something? Granted I don't know the
details of your project, but allowing a way to "decrypt" something is rather
insecure.
-- Dave
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Gerald,
> I was searching for a way to return a recordset from PL/PGSQL (to implement
> Dijkstra's algorithm) when I came upon your post at:
> You mentioned that you posted a "workaround", but I've been unable to find
> it with much searching. I may not be looking in the right place. Can you
> p
I've found the discussion to which you have referred:
http://www.postgresql.org/mhonarc/pgsql-sql/2001-02/msg00157.html
but was unable to find the documentation for the EXECUTE command. From the
discussion it seemed to me that doing an "INSERT" into a table of variable
name cannot be done now
Hi,
Im porting my software from mySQL to PG.
I need to encypt a field in a table using two way encription. In mySQL
for those purposes I was
using build-in functions ENCODE/DECODE, is there such an equivalent in
PG?
How do I encrypt/decrypt something in PG?
Regards,
Boulat
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Hi,
Im porting my programs from mySQL to PG.
mySQL supports a query "DESCRIBE tablename fieldname" , that provides a
detailed
description of a specific table field.
Is there such an equivalent in PG?
"\d tablename" gives description for all the fields in the table,
however I need to find
out a
