O Mark Fenbers έγραψε στις May 22, 2006 :
> I have working PostgreSQL databases on 3 of my ~30 Linux boxes. I want
> my software to be able to determine which of my 30 boxes have functional
> databases on them. Since Pg is part of the baseline distro, merely
> checking for the existence of an
Hi good morning to every one…..
I am using pgAdmin to gui for postgresql…I want to
know how to create schema in pgAdmin and how to set roles …….
Thanks & Regards
Penchal reddy | Software Engineer
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Hi, Mark,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> I ran into something I wasn't expecting while developing a new
> application. I have two similar tables that are occasionally unioned
> pulling only about 3 fields from each. During my testing phase I
> noticed that the union statement was returning what a
Everyone,
I ran into something I wasn't expecting while developing a new application. I
have two similar tables that are occasionally unioned pulling only about 3
fields from each. During my testing phase I noticed that the union statement
was returning what appeared to be a distinct list rat
Mark Fenbers ha scritto:
> I have working PostgreSQL databases on 3 of my ~30 Linux boxes. I want
> my software to be able to determine which of my 30 boxes have functional
> databases on them. Since Pg is part of the baseline distro, merely
> checking for the existence of an executable doesn't s
Hi, Mark,
Mark Fenbers schrieb:
> Bottom line: What trick can I use to determine whether a box has a
> living, breathing Pg database if I don't know the DB owner?
If all your Postmasters run on the default port, use nmap on the port,
so you see that postmasters are running there. When they run,
I have working PostgreSQL databases on 3 of my ~30 Linux boxes. I want
my software to be able to determine which of my 30 boxes have functional
databases on them. Since Pg is part of the baseline distro, merely
checking for the existence of an executable doesn't solve my problem.
I tried loo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have two tables like these:
TABLE_1: people registry
fields: ID_T1, SURNAME, NAME
ID_T1 is primary key
TABLE_2: work groups
fields: ID_T2, TASK
ID_T2 is foreign key related to ID_T1
the first table is the list of employees, the second the task.
Sometime I