On 9/10/06, Robert Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As I understand it, connection pooling, as used by a web app, stillneeds to connect "per-database-user" (and usually this is the same"web-server" user). If the web app is connecting to the database
server as different database users, then differ
> I've a query which I'd have liked to word akin to:
>
> SELECT guid FROM child WHERE the_fkey =
> ( SELECT id FROM parent WHERE name ~ 'some_regex' )
> ORDER BY the_fkey, my_pkey;
>
> I got around it by doing the SELECT id first, and then doing a SELECT
> guid for each row re
Oops, see correction below...On 9/10/06, Aaron Bono <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 9/10/06, James Cloos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've a query which I'd have liked to word akin to: SELECT guid FROM child WHERE the_fkey = ( SELECT id FROM parent WHERE name ~ 'some_regex' ) ORDER BY
On 9/10/06, James Cloos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've a query which I'd have liked to word akin to: SELECT guid FROM child WHERE the_fkey = ( SELECT id FROM parent WHERE name ~ 'some_regex' ) ORDER BY the_fkey, my_pkey;I got around it by doing the SELECT id first, and then doing
Hi Aaron,
Thanks for your response. I guess I wasn't clear about "users". I am
referring to database users, not application users (although they
are the same in my application in any case - that is, each application
user is known to the database as a different database user).
As I understand it
I've a query which I'd have liked to word akin to:
SELECT guid FROM child WHERE the_fkey =
( SELECT id FROM parent WHERE name ~ 'some_regex' )
ORDER BY the_fkey, my_pkey;
I got around it by doing the SELECT id first, and then doing a SELECT
guid for each row returned, appendin
On 9/10/06, Robert Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(this is my first post to this list...)I am wondering if Postgres, and/or SQL in general, has a facility torun a function at connection set-up time (after a successful connectionattempt) and/or at session completion (or disconnect)?
I want to pr
(this is my first post to this list...)
I am wondering if Postgres, and/or SQL in general, has a facility to
run a function at connection set-up time (after a successful connection
attempt) and/or at session completion (or disconnect)?
I want to pre-populate a table (actually an INSERT rule on a
