On Fri, 27 Dec 2002, Evgen Potemkin wrote:
> Good time of day!
>
> I have two tables
> news(newsid int4, newscltid int4 references clt(cltid) match full,newstext text)
> and
> clt(cltid int4, somedata text).
> after clt is renamed , for ex. to clt_old, newscltid start to reference to
>clt_ol
Have someone used Resin EE with PostgreSQL or
actually use both for building applications ? About PostgreSQL i know that
is one of the best options for back-end, but what about Resin EE
?
Thanks ...
Pedro Igor
I've played with this quite a lot on a fairly similar machine to
yours - i.e. Dual pentium III 700s, 5x4.5Gb 10k Scsi disks Hardware
Raid0, 1 Gb. Ram, Windows 2000 Professional (SP3), Sql Server 2000
Desktop (SP2). As expected my elapse times are almost exactly twice as
long as yours.
I created my
Caution!
In 7.2.x your statement is interpreted by the parser to be a single element
with an empty string which is converted to a zero. If you do this instead:
create table test_table ( test_column integer[], another_column integer );
CREATE
steve=# insert into test_table (another_column) values
Hi
I just exported my MS Access databases into postgres using an ODBC driver,
but the thing is during the export postgres doesn't recognize any of my
primary keys in Access.
Is there any way to alter the tables so that i can make one of my current
fields the primary key? I don't want to drop the
> Hi
>
> I just exported my MS Access databases into postgres using an ODBC driver,
> but the thing is during the export postgres doesn't recognize any of my
> primary keys in Access.
> Is there any way to alter the tables so that i can make one of my current
> fields the primary key? I don't wa
