On 08/04/2014 03:10:16 AM, Janos Lehnhardt wrote:
> hi, could anyone tell me how to unsuscribe of this list? :) thanks in
> advance!
You read all the way to the bottom of the email, go to
the supplied URL, and follow the instructions there.
Karl
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hi, could anyone tell me how to unsuscribe of this list? :) thanks in
advance!
On 23.07.2014 19:30, Paolo Lucente wrote:
Hi Pat,
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, that behaviour of the wiki is expected
and documented on the main page: "Anyone may read these pages. In order
to add or edit content a
Hi Pat,
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, that behaviour of the wiki is expected
and documented on the main page: "Anyone may read these pages. In order
to add or edit content a registration is required. Registration is manual
process, needs some motivation and can be submitted to the author of
pmacc
"Nice to have" is a good description of this problem. I think
documenting this behavior on the pmacct wiki page for sql_use_copy would
be good enough for me. I tried to create an account on the wiki in
preparation to add to the documentation but when I try to create a new
account I get the error "U
Hi Pat,
You are right: COPY operation, or more formally PQputCopyData() of
the PostgreSQL API, returns error only for transmission issues and
not for parsing ones. This is documented on a recent pretty heated
thread on the pgsql-hackers mailing-list (to me, the following is
the key message of that
