Is there any Windows version of all Client Applications come with
PostGreSQL V7.1?
Jack
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here's an idea:
if you would have all emails stored in the reverse order:
moc.niamod@resu
then all you would need is simple 'ORDER BY email'.
Also, in this way, emails like [EMAIL PROTECTED] would be perfectly
ordered.
Is that a crazy thought?
If not yet then: why not to add an
Is there any Windows version of all Client Applications come with
PostGreSQL V7.1?
Jack
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I think this isn't so difficult.
Use unload to ... on Informix side ( from dbaccess ) and copy ... from
... om Postgres side.
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9d8r7v$1to$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:9d8r7v$1to$[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Howto? Are there tools or is it just a
Oracle has a ROWNUM pseudo column that works like this ...
TESTselect callid, rownum from cs_calls where rownum 5;
CALLID ROWNUM
-- --
7806 1
7807 2
7809 3
6443 4
4 rows selected.
... which can be quite handy.
NOTE: I did a moderate search through the PgSQL mail list archives,
but couldn't find an example of a question where both ORDER BY and
aggregation were used. In all examples it was possible to use either
one or the other with a possible subselect. [Keep reading...I
discovered how to do this
It is convertion of the data, not the application...
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Howto? Are there tools or is it just a lot of hard work with a lot of PHP?
Some examples or site-links will be appreciated :O)
Thanks
- Sylte
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Hi!
I am facing two problems in porting from oracle to Postgres SQL.
1> There is a code in Oracle like
Type Tstate is table of number(9)
index by binary_integer;
.
To define a runtime table, basically it works like a array, How can
it be possible in Postgres SQL,
I have tried create
Is that possible to execute a client application from server site by
PL/Pgsql, such as pg_dump? Because my client sites are running Windows OS,
or is there any Windows version of all Client Applications come from
PostGreSQL V7.1?
Jack
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* Robert Beer [EMAIL PROTECTED] menulis:
Oracle has a ROWNUM pseudo column that works like this ...
TESTselect callid, rownum from cs_calls where rownum 5;
CALLID ROWNUM
-- --
7806 1
7807 2
7809 3
6443
src/interfaces/jdbc/example/ImageViewer.java
Somewhere on the internet Please be more specific
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Okay, I found a workaround for PostgreSQL 7.0.3 for the specific query I
was working on below, but I'd still like to know if an ORDER BY clause
will ever be allowed with an aggregated SELECT statement, and whether it
would generally be more efficient to use an ORDER BY in the situation
described
I have a table that has a serial for primary key. Is it possible to get
the new available primary key right after I insert a row of new entry?
Thanks
Wei
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Robert Beer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oracle has a ROWNUM pseudo column that works like this ...
TESTselect callid, rownum from cs_calls where rownum 5;
Is there something like this in PSQL?
SELECT callid FROM cs_calls LIMIT 4;
HTH,
Ray
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???
I don't think anyone suggested adding a new builtin function.
Yes, your suggestion is good for an occasional use.
Where this kind of functionality is likely to be needed on a continuing
basis, my experience is that wrapping the code up in a custom function is
easier and cleaner than writing
This is more appropriate for the pgsql-sql list, so im forwarding it
that way. The hackers list is for other purposes.
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 12:24:25PM +0530, Amit wrote:
1 There is a code in Oracle like
Type Tstate is table of number(9)
index by binary_integer;
I'm trying to simulate domains in PostgreSQL using
the create type function, but I cannot find how the input and output functions
for standard types are called. Is there anyone who can help me ?
Thanks!
--Valerio
Santinelli
you could hack the pg_dump bit out of phpPgAdmin
i think the license permits it.
just my 2 cents.
jeff
On Wed, 9 May 2001, Jack wrote:
Date: Wed, 9 May 2001 09:45:46 +1000
From: Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SQL] execute client application from PL/pgSql
Is that
Jack wrote:
Is that possible to execute a client application from server site by
PL/Pgsql, such as pg_dump? Because my client sites are running Windows OS,
or is there any Windows version of all Client Applications come from
PostGreSQL V7.1?
Jack
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David D. Kilzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[ wants to write an aggregate function that returns its last input ]
The SQL model of query processing has a very definite view of the stages
of processing: first group by, then aggregate, and last order by. Tuple
ordering is irrelevant according to
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 08:48:01AM +0200, Lajtos Mate wrote:
Hi all,
I read the post from Josh Berkus where he (at the end of the message)
mentions a 'function library'.
Is that library available for any developer or it's a proprietary one?
If it's public, can I post functions there?
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 09:16:56PM -0400, Wei Weng wrote:
I have a table that has a serial for primary key. Is it possible to get
the new available primary key right after I insert a row of new entry?
Yeah. Se the documentation on triggers.
-Roberto
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does it exist a date function to determine the number of days in a
Select, knowing a specifique date ?
January, 2001:
select '2001-2-1'::datetime - '2001-1-1'::datetime;
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Kaki Datatshirts,
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 03:16:53PM +0200, Sylte allegedly wrote:
src/interfaces/jdbc/example/ImageViewer.java
Somewhere on the internet Please be more specific
It's part of the PostgreSQL source. You can download the PostgreSQL
source from www.postgresql.org...
Regards,
Mathijs
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Thank You Jeff,
What is phpPgAdmin and where can get it?
Jack
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you could hack
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