For some reason I thought I checked it in, but I didn't...anyway, it's
in CVS now. There's also a rule on the table which will delete the
large object from the filesystem when a row is deleted from the Visitor
table...if you don't do this, then when you delete users you'll have
orphaned data files sitting around.
-Nissim
Regis Koenig wrote:
>
> Nissim a �crit :
>
> > I'm using pgsql 7.0.1 with jdbc from cvs with my patch, and most recent
> > turbine. Perhaps you didn't create the database with the new postgres
> > script, and the table still has the objectdata column as a char(25)???
>
> actually I did. But it seems that in CVS, the objectdata column type is
> still varchar(255). Shouldn't it be oid instead ? When I change it to
> oid, I get no error. But I may be missing something ...
>
> thanks for your time.
>
> Regis
>
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