Sorry for the fairly long post.
I'm having a big problem trying to update one table from another in
PostgreSQL 8.3.1.
I have a lookup table called termgroup:
# select * from termgroup;
termgroupname | mindays | maxdays
---+-+-
1-30 days | 1 | 30
31-59
On Fri, 22 Aug 2008, Steve Johnson wrote:
update certgroups
set termgroupname = tg.termgroupname
from certgroups c, termgroup tg
where (c.days = tg.mindays) and (c.days = tg.maxdays);
In recent PostgreSQL versions I believe this is properly written:
update certgroups c
set termgroupname =
Stephan Szabo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2008, Steve Johnson wrote:
update certgroups
set termgroupname = tg.termgroupname
from certgroups c, termgroup tg
where (c.days = tg.mindays) and (c.days = tg.maxdays);
In recent PostgreSQL versions I believe this is properly written:
SNIP
The format of the hba.conf file changed between 7.1 and 7.2. It looks like
you are using an old one. After the database field, there is now a user
field. To get the same effect as before, use 'all' for the user.
I installed PostgreSQL rpm on a fresh installed Redhat 7.3. There is no
On 28 Sep 2001, Wei Weng wrote:
Hi there. I wrote a simple postgresql sql function as follows:
create function test() returns integer as '
begin
fixed_path := translate (''/text'', ''\\'', ''/'');
raise notice ''fixed_path:'', fixed_path;
return 1;
end
' language 'plpgsql';
And
Hi there. I wrote a simple postgresql sql function as follows:
create function test() returns integer as '
begin
fixed_path := translate (''/text'', ''\\'', ''/'');
raise notice ''fixed_path:'', fixed_path;
return 1;
end
' language 'plpgsql';
And when I ran it as
pgsqlselect test();
I got:
